retrieval4558 @ retrieval4558 @mander.xyz

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Yes, we are well aware that exploitation of the working class is the starting point for a lot of our power structures.

!yes, in fact those ships end up being very important to some big events in the last 2 books!<

You should take this as personally as possible: you are a deeply unserious person who is not worth engaging with

Lmao

No u

It's a very non traditional story structure (at least to a western reader) but The Three Body Problem series has a lot of plot revolving around the lack of inhabitable worlds.

And the shocking percentage of innocent people who are forced into bad plea deals or railroaded by the system? Do we throw away the key for them too?

Both are excellent series.

But the expanse is longer (especially if you're only considering the first 2 Hyperion books, as some people do), so my suggestion is start the expanse and read Hyperion in between books when you need a break.

I feel like this is typically referred to as neoliberalism? Eg the ideologies of Reagan and Thatcher

I'm addicted to Soulsborne games now so maybe there's a connection

It's cool tech but this is a lil dramatic lol

Listen an IoT Fleshlight has a lot of possibilities

Toejam and Earl on the Sega Genesis

Hyperion and Fall of Hyperion are both very good. I've heard very mixed things about the 3rd and 4th books, so I skipped those.

I have this as a Velcro patch thats stuck on a camping backpack

I played LoR a good amount over the years and always enjoyed it. I switched to it after many years on Hearthstone but eventually got really tired of the shamelessness of their P2W monetization.

LoR was always so generous to F2P players with cards and game modes. Within the past year or so, my main game mode has been path of champions so I'm not entirely disappointed to see their focus shift to that as the primary game experience.

But the honesty in this FAQs will probably make me go drop a little money in the shop after this.

I've got a homemade NAS running unRAID and my arr suite/Jellyfin/qbittorrent, and an orangepi running the orangepiOS (flavor of Ubuntu I think?) Which handles home assistant and associated containers .

I'm not really sure what you mean by "groups" of profiles, but you can definitely set up multiple different users on Jellyfin

Somehow this seems even more deranged than the first and I'm so excited for it

You are talking about different and compatible critiques of pascal's wager, and your condescension at the beginning of the post is unwarranted because he is correct, just not talking about the same thing you are.