Lovable Sidekick @ LovableSidekick @lemmy.world

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A few years ago I finally sold my assortment of still-sealed merch I was given during my time at WotC (Phyrexia through Innistrad). It fetched almost $5k. Still, it's hard to believe a grand won't buy a thoroughly awesome legacy deck. Never really was a player myself tho and I haven't kept up with current prices at all, so I believe it.

Almost endless quantities (for me anyway) of 3d printing filament and small electronic parts.

What are the little white bits, chopped onions?

And technically most of it would fit inside your butt. There just isn't a market for butt phones.

Is there ski mask recognition software that will work on ICE?

Lawsuits are multifaceted. This statement isn't a a defense or an argument for innocence, it's just what it says - an assertion that the proposed damages are unreasonably high. If the court agrees, the plaintiff can always propose a lower damage claim that the court thinks is reasonable.

I'm a deco man myself. The world should look like the futuristic vision of 1920s and 30s sci fi movies.

The cytoplasmic ribonucleoprotein is the office guy who's always around but nobody knows what his job is.

In a bizarre twist, plastic bottles have been found to contain alarming levels of microglass.

Imagine if human digestion worked this way. Next to every drinking fountain would be a purge trough.

"We'll fix the knowledge base by adding missing information and deleting errors - which only an AI trained on the fixed knowledge base could do."

I totally agree - distro hoppers who complain about the "nightmare" of finding the right distro are living in a hell of their own making.

Not quite 100% yet - I still check in with R every week or two vs looking in on Lemmy daily.

Meta? You mean the holding company that owns that social media site I never use? Good luck getting it.

Bubba Ho Tep

OP specifically asked for a random line but everybody's posting carefully selected lines.

Anything metal between two pieces of different metal is a sandwich

I'd call it a hypothesis, but it's interesting.

The feeling you're talking about pretty much always happens when you find a small community. Like when you move to a small town and life just somehow feels more personal. Those are still around, they just aren't well known (but they never really were). I mean it's like there are a lot of very large cities today but small towns are still there too.