Anticorp

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Anticorp,

I didn’t notice that the last sentence is outside of the quotes.

Anticorp,

That actually seems plausible. I never click anything except for a video I’m searching for. I don’t engage on YouTube, and if there’s an unskippable ad, I immediately leave. So I would definitely fall into the “unlikely to click ads” category.

Anticorp,

So theoretically, there could be organisms living on the surface of the sun?

Anticorp,

Yes actually. Paris Motel or something like that.

Anticorp,

Sisko is such a badass! Jake and Nod are way more interesting children than Wesley and Alexander ever were.

Anticorp,

Ah yup! The French one is exactly what I was thinking of. I didn’t realize that there are different outlets in different EU countries. That’s gotta be annoying when traveling.

It’s impossible to short the US ones too. Plugs only go in one way if they’re polarized, or if they’re grounded. Some devices aren’t polarized and they can be plugged in right side up, or upside down.

Anticorp,

Data is worth more than gold, and much easier to mine.

Anticorp,

My character this playthrough is a Bard, and I think he is probably the most powerful character I’ve played so far. He is excellent at everything except AOE spellcasting, and he’s even better at damage than a fighter or barbarian. I’m definitely rolling a bard next time I play D&D.

Anticorp,

Yup. Just cut the root off before you start slicing the onion and there’s no tears.

Anticorp,

Fucking Canadians! Being all Canadian and stuff…

Anticorp,

Has a personal entourage who would die to return his cart.

Anticorp,

Those things have been around forever. They were really common in gas station bathrooms when I was a kid.

Anticorp,

Kindle is annoying if you want to move your books around and the author didn’t release them without DRM like the awesome Brandon Sanderson does. There used to be a crack using Calibre, but that didn’t work last time I tried it, because Amazon keeps changing the format to prevent people from being able to control their own content. It sucks.

I have the Oasis and the form factor is pretty good. Not as good as the older Nook was, but okay. The old Nook had a really good form factor, tactile rubber, and was very lightweight. They released a new Nook a couple of years ago that was pretty close, but it’s gone again last time I checked. I had the Kindle Voyager before the Oasis and it’s okay. The Paper White is pretty good, but I want physical buttons, and a large edge to hang onto so that I don’t accidentally change pages by touching the screen.

The Kindle store is nice because they have pretty much everything, but it’s kind of expensive. Recently my Kindle started updating the store every single time I open it, which is very annoying. There doesn’t seem to be an option to disable the automatically update.

Text selection on the Kindle is great! I play around with the Nook whenever I go to Barnes and Noble and it’s not as good. On the Kindle you can hold one word, then tap another word somewhere else, and it’ll highlight everything in-between and the two words you touch.

I’ve looked into Kobo a couple of times when frustrated that I couldn’t move a book to a non-kindle device, but they’re pretty expensive. My Oasis was also expensive, but it still works, so I’ll probably stick with that until it stops working.

Best of luck! eBooks are awesome and I greatly prefer them to real books now.

Anticorp,

While that’s annoying, it’s worth mentioning that it’s a 1 time fee. Basically it’s just more expensive to purchase the one without ads. It was $20 more when I got mine, but idk what it costs now.

Anticorp,

Or until the electricity power plants give out, whichever comes first.

Anticorp,

Why would anyone want a CRT TV though? We used to prefer CRT monitors for gaming because they had faster refresh rates, but that’s not really an issue for television, and gaming monitors have superior refresh rates now.

Anticorp,

I always think of Hearthstone’s rogue, every time I see this phrase.

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