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Go to wikihow and press on "random article". That is what you die doing. How do you die?

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  • Dying is the opposite of seeking mental stimulation lol

    • Go to wikihow and press on "random article". That is what you die doing. How do you die?

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  • "How to quit a job over text (with examples)"

    I hope someone tells my new job I've died!

    • A good fantasy book? you know, wizards, dragons, princesses, that kind of stuff

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  • You should get on goodreads and look up books you loved to see what else is recommended from people who also read that book. I find great ones that way!

    Otherwise I absolutely could not put “Forth Wing” down by Rebecca Yarros! The second book (five are expected) comes out in a week or two. A friend recommended it and it was so good I fell into a slump afterwards trying to find something as exciting.

    • Can someone explain the benefits of Usenet to a long-time torrent-er?

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  • Okay you got me. I definitely was not remembering you can rent for free from public libraries. That is highly under utilized feature in my life (and many people’s) but I have, in the last five years, been using it a lot more for audio books.

    • Can someone explain the benefits of Usenet to a long-time torrent-er?

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  • $100/year is less than $9/month. You’re not going to get very many rentals with that. Whereas Usenet, you can get as much as you want. $9 a month is also less or the same as a single subscription to a streaming service. I’d gladly pay $9 for one place to have everything I want. I’ve never used usenet, just pointing out why it would be worth to some people to pay for it.