So many Spider-Man PS4 screenshots on the internet T_T. Someday soon I’ll have the time to buy it and play it
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Sep 2018
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@visakanv As Robert Heinlein said, “Specialization is for insects”
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@talk2GLOBE I read some news a few days ago that globe will be offering 6 months free amazon prime to postpaid subs, how can i avail of this?
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@GailSimone Fraction and aja’s hawkeye
Also now that marvel has the ff back they should give up on a fi and instead make a netflix style series
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@davidmbarnett @neilhimself how long were you writing before the first book deal?
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Repost from Thejasongarner:
The recognition that despite all the stress I’m feeling “I don’t actually have a gun to my head” is a gateway to mindfulness. It invites a deeper questioning of our experience:
What am I actually feeling?
Where does that feeling live?
Who is feeling it?
Breathe …
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You know you’re dreading tomorrow when you’re not even happy it’s gonna be Friday
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I read this in his voice
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(When I get new glasses) I CAN SEE EVERYTHING
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Someone on quora asked:
There is a quote I’m fond of from Star Trek: The Next Generation, when Data (an android) loses at a game despite having what he thought was a flawless strategy. Picard tells him “It is possible to commit no mistakes and still lose. That is not a weakness. That is life.”
Fundamentally, life isn’t fair. Just because you put in all the work doesn’t mean you are guaranteed to get what you want. It may improve your chances, but chances are just that - chances. Sometimes other people simply work harder than you. Or maybe they have more advantages. Or maybe you got unlucky and the judges were having a bad day. There are a million other factors that could have affected the outcome other than how hard you worked.
But don’t be discouraged! Hard work is still important, much more so than talent. Because hard work and practice and muscle memory will push you past unfamiliar situations that talent cannot. And hard work overall contributes to improving your chances.
Want to improve your chances even more? There’s two things:
- Learn from your mistakes. Figure out where you went wrong last time, and apply that to succeeding attempts. This increases the chance that life will go your way next time!
- Make more attempts. Try and try until you succeed. The laws of probability state that flipping a coin once only has a 50% chance of coming up heads, but flipping a coin twice gives you a 75% chance of heads, flipping three times ups the odds to 87.5%. The more attempts you make, the greater your odds of getting there. Combined with learning from your mistakes, this is the easiest path to success.
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I should write a novel where all the dialog is just quotes from me
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Some days are a struggle, but we’ll muddle through somehow
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@ohhhace @jaymelynilao bakit taiwan?
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maybe we’re all at least a bit neurotic, each in our own way
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Repost from eacayan:
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A while back someone asked me how I get by without regular caffeine via coffee/sodas. I finally revealed my secret: I’m sleepy all the time
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Repost from roytang:
“Death is lighter than a feather, but Duty is heavier than a mountain” - Japanese proverb
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@aleksfelipe lol pinost ko yung katuloy
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Repost from EvelynClear:
Please RT if you know a woman who plays DnD, tabletop games, or video games in general. Also RT if you ARE that woman! I’m so sick of this mentality. https://twitter.com/i_sayeth/status/1033015172799979520
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6 years ago on this day, the RTR reprints were announced at PAX as well https://www.reddit.com/r/magicTCG/comments/z7n8d/shocklands_confirmed_in_rtr_picture_reflection/
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Earlier I was out walking and a tiny kitten no bigger than my foot started following me around. It would run ahead of me a little bit, darting between my legs and sometimes over my feet (almost made me trip one time), then crouch down a bit until I was past him again. This w…
This went on for a bit until we ran across a slightly larger puppy that sort of gave the kitten a death glare. I walked past, but the kitten didn’t follow. I looked back a few meters later and the two were still locked in their death stare.
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I have a “daily notes” spreadsheet, there’s this one day in July just labelled “STRESS”
Aug 2018
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Shoulda known better than going to ortigas on friday night
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@magnifique_f8h Naksakay ka na ulit?
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I’m not happy with the color palette on the pc screenshot, I prefer something closer to the top two images. Then again, I don’t really do graphics mods on pc, so what do I know? (I usually only have mods for custom weapons, armors, quests and so on)
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When you wanna do stuff after work but your brain is exhausted and just wants to sleep.docx
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python expert: my code ran correctly on my first try! lucky!
c++ expert: my code compiled on my first try! lucky!
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The upcoming Spider-man game looks fun, but I kind of want to see one which includes a slice-of-life Peter Parker mode where you have to worry about taking photographs for the bugle, making rent, running out of web fluid, making sure aunt may doesnt find out and so on
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Repost from clzlcoubeili:
August 24, 4pm. My uncle was found dead, at a friend’s house, with 3 shots in the stomach, and 1 at the shoulder. His friend was found with 8 shots. According to the news, it happened last Aug. 19. Nag-pot session daw sila, nahuli, pumalag. May baril at shabu daw na dala. (1/n)
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Cold, because I live in a tropical country
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There’s the rare occasion where I could use a third monitor, but it doesn’t happen often enough to justify the additional expense. I’m hoping in the future, hardware advances allow us to cheaply create additional displays (say, projected on a wall) on demand
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internet > aircon
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Posted on r/whatsthisbug: [Manila, Philippines] Would someone be able to identify these?
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i should read more. I should read more books. We should all read more books.
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RT @warrenbuffet99: You will not regret
1 Spending quality time with loved ones
2 Following your dreams
3 Choosing work that brings you jo…
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Posted on r/answers: Can someone help identify these insects?
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Ah will do. Thanks!
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Posted on r/tipofmyjoystick: [Famicom][Unknown year] Side scrolling RPG-ish metroidvania
Platform(s): Famicom (probably no NES version)
Genre: RPG/Platformer/Metroidvania
Estimated year of release: Famicom era, so sometime 1986-1990 maybe
Graphics/art style: Side-scrolling 2d graphics. The environment was all in, uh, I want to say “blocks” (like a mario game I guess?), with the main character being like 1.5-2 blocks high.
Notable characters: The main (and only) character was I think some kind of bluish knight kind of person with a sword.
Notable gameplay mechanics:
Other details: A friend and I played it back in the Famicom days, we had to study katakana/hiragana to figure out how to advance. It was some sort of primitive metroidvania-style 2d platformer with exploratory elements. This is all I have to go on unfortunately. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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Repost from mzwa_i:
I like people who text, “can I call you?”. It’s the highest form of respect.
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@art_abon that’s not a problem unique to this industry though. and it’s exacerbated by the fact that estimates in this industry are so hard
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20% other. I love Modern
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I had forgotten about NationStates, and was happy to find that the Nation of Stone-Cold Bison could still be revived https://www.nationstates.net/nation=stone_cold_bison
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Amazing, this was it! I last posted this a couple of years ago and no one was able to identify it! Thanks a bunch!
But why is the video posted in English? The Wikipedia page doesn’t list an English release for the game and I definitely remember only playing it in Japanese. Or is there a romhack translation?
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It’s not like the Senate is a totally independent institution right
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Shower thought: What if the ever-increasing demand for software developers is driven at least partially by poor estimates making companies constantly need more devs
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Repost from geddski:
how the pros debug a node app
console.log('————————HERE————————–')
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Repost from Kurt_Vonnegut:
Of all the words of mice and men, the saddest are, “It might have been.”
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@alvinjtang e kung eto na lang lol
Quoted yugatech's tweet:PS4 Pro Spider-Man Limited Edition now up for pre-order at iTech – https://yugatech.ph/2Nil42c
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Repost from patrissimo:
If you can’t rest because you have: (full todo list, backlog of projects, desire to accomplish more, self/life/world aspects you want to change), you will never rest. These lists are infinite. So you must learn to rest peacefully beside an infinite mountain of potential work.
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Repost from yashar:
This is so cool. Steven Tyler surprising a street musician who was singing “I Don’t Want To Miss A Thing.”
The guy looks like he’s in shock the whole time…especially at the end.