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I didn't know AI dogs can die.

You got it wrong - 100gs is 986m/s² not 38 times the speed of causality, but it is easy to mix the two up.

Well, the Steam Frame might help us a bit with that.

Cat Named Mojave is free on Epic.

You'd make a good history teacher.

I haven't seen that US standard of measurement yet! I didn't know they do resolution as well.

It's not shit, it's just easily hackable. If a real person recommends a song or band, I let most of my defenses down and try to find why it was recommended.

Yeah, it goes deep. They used it to make Anthony Hopkins scarier for the Silence of the Lambs poster, so you're definitely not alone!

A friend can't stand their flight pattern. It's too chaotic. I find misquitos and flies peskier, so I think this one might be a phobia.

Yeah, but you gotta learn to love the bomb. After they stole my laptop and backup drive (only had 1 backup, silly me), I became disappointed in local storage. When they killed liveleak, I knew the adage 'the internet remembers' was hollow and only the short-term memory thrives, if that.

From what I gather, hoarding music, movies and newer tv shows for preservation is unnecessary, but if you come across an old TV casette recording of a broadcast TV show, digitize it and upload it to Anna's Archive.

Good luck honing your hoarding skills. I too prefer local copies. Who wants to sit through buffering?

Ahhh, now I understand your problem. You're a datahoarder! Yeah, it kinda sucked to collect media back in the day. In the early 00's I had a neighbour who collected mp3s - he didn't care what type of music it was, he just collected 'em. I didn't understand at the time, but now I see he was a budding archivist.

I could get half a season of Friends on a written CD with divx. I'd say the bottleneck was the DL speed for that era.