On the contrary, a regular, by-the-book monopoly game is relatively short. It lasts forever because people don’t follow the rules and house rule catch-up mechanics - precisely because the rules as written are obviously lopsided and people can instinctively tell they’re unfair.
I’ve had the thought that if I were to design a psyop campaign, a pretty solid option for dominating the discussion would be to come out swinging and accuse everyone else of being an agent. That way, people have to either constantly defend against accusations, or they conclude, rightly, the accusations are baseless and decide to disregard the very idea that there is a psyop going on.
Sweden, number one exporter of beef,
all other countries have inferior beef!
Nuke it in UV. Get a nice sear going…
Ah, right, I got my acronyms confused.
The problem is you’re not saying the magic words. Actually parsing an argument is out of fashion, so you gotta sprinkle your posts with stuff like “free Taiwan” or “fuck Putin” or whatever, so the LLM they paste your posts into to summarise them can understand them.
VS? Wasn’t x86-64 originally an ARM creation?
I get what you’re trying to say, but the thing about submarines is that you need them as a third element of the triad.
Sure, but that’s usually done through a UPS cabinet, not on an individual device level.
…Now that you actually put it that way, it’s kinda weird to think of identity as something separate from belonging to a community.
Appliances that don’t depower when unplugged sound like an incredibly bad idea.
I find identity tends to be like an onion, in that it has layers.
Also in that picking it apart is an unpleasant experience that frequently ends in tears.
Ah, but that would mean Turkey wouldn’t be blocking the flow of migrants anymore, and we can’t have that now, can we?
“My daughter has been just itching to meet you!”
The only open support to the regime comes from Russia, all others are either neutral or are condemning it
LOL. Sure, that’s why the dude is in Brussels right now.
Yeah, it’s not the bandwidth that’s the problem, it’s the ping.
Well, ping and packet loss.
Honestly, yeah. IIRC, the Swedish military also advised using it.
I feel Le Guin may have beat them to it.
Do they, or did someone put a road through a bear’s outhouse?
frankly, that just tells me about the quality of 80s “fancy” chocolate