of playing with the Korg M01 on the Nintendo DS.
This kind of preset electro has always frustrated me. Maybe I just don't get it.
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I received a scam call from someone purporting to be from british telecom asking me to go to a VERY specific speed test website on my browser.
When i answered i only used my DSi XL to browse the internet they hung up
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that this was Andrew Eldritch using the name The Sisterhood so Wayne Hussey couldn't? And that the numbers spoken at the start are how much he made from suing him or some such?
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He wrote it all, and programmed the sequencer and Doktor Avalanche, but it's not him doing any of the vocals.
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the remastered edition of this, or the new Sisters of Mercy album. I'm sure they'll both drop any day now.
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or is Colours VERY similar to Flood I off Floodland?
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This group went under the radar somehow. I can't stop listening.
(, Tue 9 Nov 2021, 18:12, Reply)
Time to rewatch Quantum Leap i think
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I've not seen it since the 90's.
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For everything. Even Strictly.
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www.mpg.de/17804523/1105-orni-new-marshmallow-test-in-parrots-154562-x?c=2249
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Still better than any of the Nolans though
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But I think it was pretty obvious that Player 1 had not, in fact, lost all his marbles.
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www.amazon.co.uk/Son-Birthday-Card-Lightsabre-Lights/dp/B07C24G62G
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Not sure Darth Vader is the best role model for a father, what with chopping his son's hand off and so on...
(, Tue 9 Nov 2021, 12:48, Reply)
let parents chastise their children appropriately whether by cutting off their hand or destroying their favourite planet. A hand can easily be replaced in this day and age...*
*continues in the comments section of the Daily Empire Mail
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Shouldn’t have left it switched on. Also, why the hell do they need a golf cart?
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They really are a bunch of lazy buggers.
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And not only that, he's beating the fucking competition.
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1. Open a bunch of funds.
2. Invest randomly.
3. Close the ones that make a loss.
4. You've got a hamster that apparently make a huge profit.
It's the same trick as the octopus that predicts football winners.
But seriously, it's been shown time and again that picking random stocks generally works better than relying on so-called expert investors.
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So all those investment funds that consistently perform above benchmark are the result of the managers just selecting shares at random, are they?
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And those very same funds are mainly composed of...shares selected by professional investors.
It's almost as if he doesn't actually know anything about it.
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Really? I'd loooooooooove to see some evidence in support of this claim.
News reports of stock/sport predicting animals seemingly only focus on those whose owners claim they are scoring more hits than misses. How many predicting animals are scoring more misses than hits? Where can we look up this information?
Looking forward to reading your peer reviewed studies on this topic.
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www.marketwatch.com/story/random-darts-beat-hedge-fund-stars-again-2019-06-26
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Consider that "the writers threw darts at a stock list in the newspaper" is the limit of the description of their method.
Such a list was unlikely to be randomly generated, considering that it was deemed newsworthy.
It's unlikely that the selection drew randomly from stocks that were generally stagnant, or generally falling. It seems obvious that the non-random selection that was reported in the financial news was probably remarkable in some other way.
Don't get me wrong, economics is pseudo-science at best. But if you choose to buy stocks at random, you are likely to perform less well than if you choose stocks that are trending upwards in value, because some of your random selection will be stagnant or trending downwards.
See if you can find a news story about a random stock/shares selection that returns worse results than a broker's choice.
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The hamster wheel could be used to power crypto mining
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But he's a liar, and I'm not sure about you
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Hammy the hamster was replaced often enough due to fatalities
Also ectoplasmic dispersal
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Quite a lot of the content is, shall we say, problematic for 2021. I'm thinking of the rampant sexism, e.g. Homeo-Whores.
Also quite a lot of the dialogue and most of the actual details of the story are quite shallow scifi shlock that I doubt can translate well to the screen without it being outright comedy. Kind of Flash Gordon camp territory at best...
Also so many other series and films have ripped off the plot and the grander themes that it risks being seen as somewhat generic.
I can't see Hollywood execs leaving the greater story or the cast of characters alone. I think they probably need to make some big changes to get a film to work.
I'll be following this with great interest!
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Looks like he does a lot of work in the kind of movies that I can't stand. Superhero schlock.
Oh well.
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On the other hand he gave us What We Do in The Shadows, and the two spinoffs. Jojo Rabbit was also pretty good, despite Scarlett Johannsson.
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I keep singing it to him, he hates it
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I've only seen the one telly show, with Matt Berry - what's the other one?
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Wait, it's not that?
Actually, reading a bit more about it, I'm getting strong Valerian vibes, and that's not a good thing.
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The sequels, prequels, and spinoffs are also very good.
Definitely not Hard SF though. Lots of 'love conquers all' and other dei ex machina.
Do you mean Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets? I've not seen it, but skimming over the imdb page it looks like its the 23,000,000th Incal ripoff. See also Final Space.
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So the 1960’s-published Valerian ripped off The Incal, first published in 1980 did it?
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Not yet a man from INCEL
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It'd be a bonus if the young uns in my gene pool get to inherit a living planet.
/bleak_pessimistic_blog
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they have a subtle philosophy but one that embraces a kind of objective morality of purpose that transcends mechanistic determinism
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"Broke into" is maybe a bit strong
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not the fucking pentagon
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Bullshit.
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www.theonion.com/autistic-reporter-train-thankfully-unharmed-in-crash-t-1819595010
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In my head "the train" = "everyone on the train and its crew"
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please disregard my like.
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"Only four of the Amtrak passengers were transported to the hospital with non life threatening injuries", which I parse as everyone else going to hospital with life-threatening injuries, although "luckily no fatalities occurred".
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