Why is it always the cool-looking JRPGs that fail?
GameDevBurnout
GameDevBurnout
Hey I didn’t make the place, I just live here too.
I’ve only gotten access to non-podcast NPR in the last few years through Sirius satellite radio. Having not grown up with her, it was obvious she was a woman of esteem and worthy of the admiration that readily flowed when her name came up.
I think it’s better to not have unrealistic expectations. Most people are profoundly mean and unkind, at least once in a while. Some more than others.
Mailbox is one of the few applications that totally changed my life. I don’t know how I’ll get by without it.
And yes I am being serious.
(Seriously why did Dropbox even buy them in the first place, and why not spin them off retaining equity to profit in the event that the people who care can make a go of it?)
Hey you are the guy who bolded what you bolded. You could have just opened with “endearing nickname” and saved us all a lot of trouble.
...but it's not shorter at all.
What does diminutive even mean when it comes to names? Like...should short ladies named Natalya go as Natasha or something?
No its chiefly because you are saying nothing that relates to the actual key takeaway which is nicely summed up as “they don’t use the term Native American to apply to themselves, so we shouldn’t either”.
Also I literally couldn’t follow your train of thought. I don’t really understand the point you were trying to…
I don’t follow your reasoning, sir.
I adore this movie because of all the reasons people hate it. Its a perfect mix of saccharine contrivance, and the horrible, nastly, bitterly selfish things we do to each other as we try to find love in this world.
funny because the solution, aboriginal and indigenous peoples, actually goes entirely the other way
I immediately thought of our own local Brazilian steakhouse. Oh my god what were the Brazilians thinking....
None of this makes Native Americans a term that properly applies to aboriginal Canadians.
1) does Amazon do anything to manipulate the storage footprint of the videos and images I upload?
2) I have Prime, so free photos. ...so...how does it know what a photo is? (like is it free any kind of image format, or what?)
1) does Amazon do anything to manipulate the storage footprint of the videos and images I upload?
2) I have Prime, so…
Recommending people play Munchkin should be against the law.
Recommending people play Munchkin should be against the law.
I’m really not sure I can allocate the required time to what is at best going to be lipstick on a pig.
Oh, did it get cancelled before it was finished?
I really could use a TL;DR; summary of what is done in Clone Wars that makes any of this make any sense. Surely that exists out there?