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“Lede” I’ve heard because of the common expression “burying the lede.” You’re telling me “graf” is standard language for published articles?
“Lede” I’ve heard because of the common expression “burying the lede.” You’re telling me “graf” is standard language for published articles?
The DKC version of Californication is brilliant.
This is such a great project! I can see how there’s a little room for clean-up on that long S. Plus the comma-looking apostrophe 😵💫. Although maybe that’s how that punctuation mark acted back then?
Is the original version even in print anymore? It’s really hard to believe that the “juice” of getting this taken down would be worth the squeeze.
All I have to say is: ugh, Irem.
And by the way, if you see your mom this weekend, would you be sure and tell her…
I absolutely love the look of NES Tetris. The little specular highlights on the blocks, the bright colors, the utilitarian font. It’s my favorite (although I wish it had placement previews).
I enjoy these write ups even when I’m not familiar with the game. Fun stuff!
Musk saw that Meta is about to launch a fully-funded clone.
Why not do it now?
“Oh no, I can’t read anything on Twitter!”
-No one with good mental health.
I really want to hear recordings of these conversations. I think it’d be fascinating.
How does this comment end up under every post about Netflix? Take a look at their financials. They’re doing fine. Great, even. Their decisions may be unpopular with a tiny but vocal minority, but let’s deal in facts here.
Tribes 2 and Sacrifice come to mind.
Programmer DESTROYS Facebook rep and the internet can’t handle it!
“Bluffing” is an irrelevant framing if you believe — as I do — that news publishers should be paid for their content.
I think the point still stands: people who buy trucks want to believe they can do real work, kind of like the fantasy of an SUV as a rugged vehicle even though their buyers typically treat them like street cars.
It is an absurd statement to argue that the average cyclist on the average bike can sprint to over 30mph “without much trouble.” Maybe with a tailwind going downhill, and even that is, ahem, dangerous.