I remember being a young teen and thinking The Best Page In The Universe was peak humour.
Coelacanth
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I think FarmVille might genuinely be the "correct" answer for this question, but it was never going to win a popular vote contest like this.
Not even big instances, but big platforms I would say. Like, if you're lucky someone might have heard about Mastodon, but that's pretty much it.
New Nicole spotted?
Any plans to add swipe gesture actions to posts/comments?
Oh, you know what happened? I just realized, I hadn’t even read the introductory material and realized it was from a public survey. It’s a “first past the post” problem.
First past the post is remarkably shit isn't it. I think your analysis is completely right.
If the American Experiment produces a President Trump, can we now conclusively say that it was a failure?
It sounds like something out of a dystopian novel.
Funny how that works. Wonder if not mentioning it will help remedy that?
The fediverse, also known as the open social web that includes Mastodon, Meta’s Threads, Pixelfed, and other apps (...)
Mention Lemmy for once 😠
I enjoyed the early mythos of M:tG, but I already started losing interest when they went all Marvel with their whole Gatewatch thing.
Even though individual sets (like LOTR) have been well made and successful, the whole Universes Beyond thing just further dilutes the identity of Magic too much for me. I'm sick of endless exploitation of existing IPs from all over the entertainment business. I understand why they do it from a financial perspective, but it doesn't appeal to me at all.
Add to that the endless garbage of Secret Lair drops like goddamn Spider-Man and SpongeBob and I think MTG just isn't for me anymore.
The beautiful game.
Pictured in this graph: what xG does to a motherfucker.
I thought this graph was super interesting as it is a near-perfect illustration of when data analytics and advanced statistics started to enter into football (2014-2016) and some of the effects it's had on the game.
EDIT: Forgot to paste a link to the complete article.
I love Blake. Such a fierce point of view, and the painting in those illuminated books really enhances the impact of the poetry. Though the writing itself is also sublime.