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I have one of those Japanese nail clippers. I’m wondering how they make it cut so softly. Like even if it didn’t eat the nails they wouldn’t launch. Best clippers ever, even if it’s harder to get the edges.

Same sort of argument for more government surveillance. “I have nothing to hide”. Yeah, you have nothing to hide from the government, but what about your crazy ex? Overbearing parent? Because all it takes is one hack and now your information is available to anyone who’ll pay, maybe even for free at some point.

I’m assuming new people are less likely to complain about no raises and bad conditions.

Looks like the cat’s seen some shit. Makes sense since they’re in cybersecurity.

Your internet privacy affects a lot more than pricing. Someone can somehow find your information online, whether they buy it from an information broker or from some of the many giant hacks. Then they can use that information to track you down and hurt you. Also, most people aren’t looking at price comparison sites.

Not to mention the amount you pay goes down relative to inflation.

Can we get a source for this?

Considering the types of games I am seeing, I’m assuming it’s ordered by playtime.

Sweet. Kenshi is #3. What a gem of a game that is.

If that’s in Japan, aren’t all picture devices required to make a sound when you take a picture?

My chickens never eat beans. I don’t think they like them.

Crouch in the corner and hope it forgets about us.

I mean, if leaders would start getting mass executed they’d start caring.

In the US you can give it up to not get the debt. Would have just gotten nothing. Probably was still a better deal than going elsewhere. Or the grandson was just too sentimental about keeping the house.

Last one I watched was Fairy Tail back when it ended. Before that was Gintama to episode 120 and Naruto when it ended.

Problem with projectors is they don’t work very well in bright spaces

They have eyes so they can see, of course.

Luckily Dark Souls is one of those games that will still let you play offline.

Is it on purpose or is it because of ocean depth?