miracleorange 1w ago • 100%
Look at those consummate Vs.
miracleorange 2w ago • 100%
We should get a Tyranid video game. It could be like the game Anarcute, but instead of wrecking up stuff belonging to corporations, you wreck up Space Marines and Tau and shit.
miracleorange 4w ago • 100%
The perfect filled-in eyebrows, looks like she's wearing lipstick and eyeliner. It's a little... strange.
miracleorange 4w ago • 100%
You mean the problems that experts said 10+ years ago would happen are happening?
miracleorange 1mo ago • 100%
Notably, the words the author focused on are all considered offensive now. If a more liberal person were to look for transgender porn, they may not use those terms.
miracleorange 1mo ago • 100%
It's fake
miracleorange 1mo ago • 100%
Can confirm, Tracy is in the middle of nowhere and there's nothing to do.
miracleorange 1mo ago • 100%
As for the crypto piece of this puzzle, cybersecurity researcher Varun Biniwale pointed out hidden pages from the Flappy Bird website that indicate there may be such a component in the game’s launch. One page that seems to have been removed (and is archived here) said Flappy Bird will “fly higher than ever on Solana as it soars into web 3.0,” and invited players to “build, create, play and stake to own.”
Of course it's a crypto scam.
miracleorange 1mo ago • 100%
It was actually a reference to Eminem's song "Stan" about an insane fan who murders his family or something.
miracleorange 2mo ago • 100%
I recommend Lawnchair!
miracleorange 2mo ago • 100%
Toot actually isn't official anymore. They changed it to notes (p sure), but the userbase decided to keep using toots because it's cuter.
miracleorange 2mo ago • 100%
I saw it in theaters, and I remember it being a great horror movie stitched together with a bunch of exposition that didn't make any sense and characters I didn't care about. Prometheus may be a very uneven movie, but it spent time building up its characters to a place where I actually could feel investment. Plus, Noomi Rapace is just a fantastic actress.
miracleorange 2mo ago • 100%
Godzilla: Domination! Developed by WayForward, which is probably why it's so good.
miracleorange 2mo ago • 100%
Empress is my problematic fave.
miracleorange 2mo ago • 100%
Fitgirl is a repacker. She doesn't crack; she's just a compression nerd.
miracleorange 3mo ago • 85%
I've heard nothing but good things about it. The only issue I've ever seen people call out is that by the very nature of the business, you don't actually own the domain you register on Njalla. You're basically renting it from them.
miracleorange 3mo ago • 100%
local groups are less likely to have aggressive fundraising arms
And more likely to need your donation!
miracleorange 3mo ago • 100%
Why do you say that? I feel like it would be problematic if she were half-white, but she's not.
miracleorange 3mo ago • 100%
I mean, it only makes sense, doesn't it? You spend so much time thinking about the rules and start to notice things you don't like, so you decide to tweak things until one day you just went on a three day bender of rules documents and spreadsheets.
miracleorange 3mo ago • 100%
An underrated talent. Rest in peace, Shannen.
So, to get this out of the way, I'm a cisgender white man from a well-off family in a fairly affluent town. I'm making this post because I want to hear perspectives from those who are different from and likely significantly more knowledgeable than me. (Literally as I was writing this post, I came to the epiphany that I should probably more properly educate myself on socialism.) **TL;DR: What is your opinion on giving money to houseless people you see IRL?** I like to consider myself socialist/progressive in thought---in favor of wealth redistribution via various methods, live and let live, freedom for everyone as long as you're not materially harming anyone, etc.---but I grew up in a fairly conservative household (more socially than fiscally, but even then). Being in a rich area, I never really saw houseless people around unless I went to one of the nearby cities, and the general policy was keep walking and don't look. My parents definitely raised me to be kind and generous, but more in a detached "give to charity" way. Rather recently, I've really embraced this idea of being socialist, and I've become very free with giving my money in particular (though I'm aware I could do more, like join a DSA branch or somethin'). I love giving to non-profit organizations when I can, I support creators I like on Patreon. I've even started giving to people on Fedi who I've seen need money for whatever reason. Spread the wealth, right? Now, things have changed where I live, and even in my rich lil burb, you can usually find at least one refugee or houseless person when you go out to a grocery store or something. I just saw a guy who was standing outside a grocery store asking for spare change, and it was a rare occasion that I actually had cash in my wallet. On my way out, I gave it to him. Simple. But I feel weird about it. I have all these ideas in my head from White America saying that they'll just buy alcohol or drugs with it or that they're scamming me or anything else like that. Then on the other hand, I think that it's just as likely (if not *more*) that they're going to spend it on things they actually need to live and how it's not my job to police how they use their money. And then on the *third* hand, I think that maybe it would be better to donate money to organizations that help out houseless people than just giving money to random people. Then on the ***fourth*** hand---you get the idea. For those of you who actually read the whole post and didn't stop at the TL;DR, I have a few questions: 1. Why in God's name did you actually read this whole thing? 2. Are these feelings normal or am I just a self-centered prick? 3. What are your opinions on giving money to houseless people you just randomly meet? 4. As a bonus question for the socialists out there: Any recs on socialism learning resources for someone who likes reading, but doesn't like reading books? For those of you who made it all the way to the end, thank you for reading my neurotic ramblings. --- **EDIT:** I didn't really expect this to blow up... but thank you all so much for your perspectives on everything. It was exactly what I was hoping for and exactly what I didn't think I was going to get. I tried to read everything and I feel simultaneously less conflicted, but definitely more... not confused, but maybe full of ideas?