Well, it’s not so easy nowadays after all the R&D that went into imitations.

I always hover over the email address if there is one as a mailto: link. Occasionally, I’ll see it pointing to another person, whoever helped them set up their inbox without explaining hyperlinks.

We censoring embroiled now?

Throw in some prayers while you’re at it. I heard they’re also valuable.

AoC stands for Age of Consent

Yeah, the milliliters should be divided into 5 parts, not 6.

The screw/nail is also sus. Why such a short thread?

Me too. There should be soup in between, right?! Not all soup needs noodles.

Is the caption ragebait, invoking Cunningham’s law? It’s neither Schrödinger’s nor a dilemma, it’s a reverse irresistible force paradox.

Please don’t mention that pedophile more than necessary, his cat’s fame is more than enough.

But if it is actually zero then they probably should’ve used a different colour than red because it is confusing.

I agree, gray perhaps… or they are capitalists, in which case NUMBER MUST GO UP

Not very relevant but shouldn’t tiny negative numbers (red “0.00”) be “-0.00”?

I wasn’t saying the exchange for money happens on Valve’s servers, but it’s Valve who oversees everyone’s inventory. You could hack the game and run a third party account server and give yourself all the knives but they would not be recognized by Valve and thus worthless, unless you convince exchanges that your server is trustworthy and has assets behind it.

It’s not really a secret, it was reported on public radio in my country recently, zoos admit to it when asked. But they don’t actively spread this information: during beasts’ of prey public feeding hours, they are given something less gory but more expensive, like a skinned pig you might see at a butcher’s.

I mean, there’s DRM but that hasn’t stopped them ever before…

Do they stand to lose something if they switch? I don’t understand CS:GO economics, maybe there is a sanction-evading money flow via weapon and skin trading on Valve’s servers?

What’s preventing Russians from hacking Counter-Strike and making their own “Кантр-Страйк” servers?

I submitted the mysterious extra n situation on military keyboards as a question for Lateral and they featured it in today’s episode!

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They reserve the right to edit questions and omitted the important n-lock key. A keyboard with a permanently missing 3 would be ridiculous.

Zoos secretly buy rejected 1-day-old male chicks from egg farms: it’s the cheapest live meat for carnivores. I wonder if that’s how the chick got near the tortoise.

That’s insane… Can’t a website owner require bots (at least those who are identifying themselves as such) to prove at least they’re affiliated with a certain domain?

I don’t know what “12,181+181” means (edit: thanks @[email protected], see Edit 1) but absolutely not 1.2181 × 10¹⁸⁵. That many requests can’t be made within the 39 × 10⁹ bytes of bandwidth − in fact, they exceed the number of atoms on Earth times its age in microseconds (that’s close to 10⁷⁰). Also, “0+57” in another row would be dubious exponential notation, the exponent should be 0 (or omitted) if the mantissa (and thus the value represented) is 0.

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