What you said reminds me of one of my favorite shows on Netflix. Midnight Diner: Tokyo Stories.

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In what fucking mirror-realm did Steam accept Bitcoins?

Are you sure this is a game and not a Methodist cooking app?

Amen to that.

It is, incidentally, where wacky-armed-inflatable-tube-people first came from.

I’ll wait for an anime of TRUE HORROR....:)

As a large man, I learned long, long ago that gravity is my enemy when a branch broke and I landed, back first on a tree root in my friend’s back yard. So now I do all my climbing never.

Well, except that when you meet your hero, he can sign your baseball card, then you can put it in a plastic case, and when people come over you can tell them about how you met this guy; and when you’re done appreciating it, you can sell it at a massive profit.

Wait, bitcoin are ELECTRONIC???

Honestly, if we ever reached a true “Dark Ages”-style apocalypse, where all money is no longer of value and electricity goes kaputt, Bitcoin and all other cryptocurrencies are likely to end up equally useless—a bunch of bits stored on hard drives are of little value when you don’t have the sophisticated infrastructure…

If you put $5,000 into a humor detector on January 1, 2017, then you’d be able to comprehend the meaning behind my comment today. Have fun with that knowledge.

And if you can’t parry the music box from the little girl can get you some free hits that can make or break the battle.

The internet as we know and love evolved in the complete absence of the *need* of those protections.

It takes additional engineering effort to violate net neutrality principles, and in the early days of the internet, there was no incentive to put forth this effort. This is because ISPs just provided the “on-ramp” to…