A naive young fool that loves video games. Always looking to improve and learn more though!
Tallinn, Estonia
Joined April 2010
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Bonus/おまけ：
The existence of Framboise Pliskin (@othatsraspberry) naturally lends itself to... mem-uh implications in the Maddieverse
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Opening up Fightcade and looking at the list of opponents to challenge in an obscure fighting game
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Twitter fun fact! If you're one of the few remaining Twitter advertisers, your money goes directly to fund human trafficking.
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What a week, what a week
ALT That WWE guy looking approvingly at 12.000 Hollywood writers on strike, then getting excited at 160,000 actors announce their strike, then losing it 340,000 ups remasters preparing to strike
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Wow. That sounds really disruptive. UPS should give their workers what they're demanding so that we can avoid this, & we should all blame UPS if they fail to do that
A 10-day UPS strike would cost the economy more than $7 billion and be the costliest work stoppage in at least a century, according to a new study by Anderson Economic Group, which researches labor disruptions. trib.al/x0gCMOj
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Shit's getting real in the WGA + SAG strike.
"There's a lot of ways to lose your house."
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U KNO WHEN U ACCIDENTALLY LIGHT SOMETHING ON UR STOVE ON FIRE? THAT “OH SHIT!“ SCRAMBLE IS TWITTER RN...PAYING MEME ACCOUNTS IS THE WAY TO FIX THIS SHIT??
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As someone so succinctly put it on reddit:
Remote work risks wiping $800 billion from the value of office buildings in major cities worldwide by 2030 as the post-pandemic trend pushes up office vacancy rates and drives down rents, according to a new report cnn.it/3XSbhov
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Stars Cillian Murphy and Emily Blunt leave Oppenheimer premiere, as Hollywood actors launch strike that could stall whole industry bbc.in/3pVbcUx
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Nine out of ten classic video games are no longer available to consumers, and that number is unlikely to get any better. It's practically guaranteed that something you grew up with is gone, forever.
An alarming 87% of classic video games released in the US are unavailable. Here’s why that matters.
gamehistory.org/87percent
