I’m from Hungary, but I wasn’t sure about this so I looked it up and I was right: it shouldn’t be possible for the number to continue with a 0 after the +36 prefix. This bothers me for some reason.
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31·7 months agoIt looks cool but I don’t really get what it’s for. Someone explain?
I’d say the joke isn’t just about Turing being out of character by characterizing himself in a way he really wasn’t (as in he didn’t really go around saying he was gay, but the UK government made a big deal out of it), but mostly about him being more interested in technological progress that solved something he might have cared about just a bit instead of his own field of research, which he most certainly cared about a lot.
I get that you are concerned, I just think it’s a bit of an overreaction on a site where neither OP nor probably anyone else seeing this meme thought “haha it’s funny because he was gay as in going to hell”.
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4·7 months agowhat are you on lol
why would hot n cold playing (good) make the extreme sensory hell shower (good) worse?
I think I saw Mansions of the Gods, but it didn’t really stick with me as much as Twelve Tasks. I will give in Britain a watch.
Well my country (bit unfair to say that I know, our piece of shit Hungarian government did everything it could to keep Krasznahorkai down) just got it’s second Nobel prize in Literature so I’m a bit biased, but it didn’t really feel like a marketing stunt to me.
The twelve tasks of Asterix was where the series peaked change my mind
Not every branch of farming can be internationally competitive, but some of those are still needed for local security.
We should pass a law that mandates all billboards have to be some joke submitted by average people and selected by random chance and/or whoever gets to be on the funny committee. We should do this for a year or at least a month, making sure a lot of billboards get memes about ads sucking ass. Then we give the billboards back to the advertisers and watch as chaos unfold.
Yeah that probably has something to it
That must have took some balls. One of the celebs in my country got into the news by brake-checking in front of a bus with a Bentley. The footage from the inside of the bus is savage. Sure he probably wouldn’t have died from that crash but that car sure looked expensive. Anyway he died a year later, urban legend has it from a cocaine OD. Karma is real kids.
Wait is that supposed to be me? I’m really just asking what do you think makes him bad.
What’s the problem with Kubrick?
I was like this with 2001: A Space Odessy. I love Kubrick, I love sci-fi, I even like art that may require a change in perspective/that is more abstract and I’m an old movie buff. Yet Space Odessy wasn’t for me for some reason. It’s long, streched-out and has some scenes you wish would already end by the second minute, yet they last for 20. I liked the surreal bits a lot but for the almost 3 hours it took to watch it I really can’t say I was entertained.
I ended up watching Interstellar later and while it’s far from Space Odessy in artistic value I ended up feeling that was more like the movie I wanted Space Odessy to be. Obviously they are not very similar but it had some concepts that without watching I hoped Kubrick already figured out for some reason.
but
if dr disrespect was on the island
and now trump has captured him
could he be trying to silence witnesses?
This is one of those memes where I can believe that those now crossed out years were really added over all the years



I was on Arch for two years, then on nix for another two (to be fair, now I can say I liked Arch better). After that I recently went back to fedora (which I used before I switched to arch), because I decided that if any problems show up on my pc I want it to be 99% not my fault. I basically learned to value stability over versitality, even though that’s kind of the opposite of why I started using linux in the first place lol