And so it is, that ash seeketh embers.

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See, that’s what the app is perfect for.

Sounds perfect Wahhhh, I don’t wanna

i’m reading up about warforged again and i’m getting emotional

warforged that bond with adventurers because they miss the familiarity of working in a group and receiving orders (quests)

warforged that are overwhelmed with suddenly being responsible for their own lives, after being freed from those who decided everything for them

warforged that want to do good work but are exploited by their employers, and still hated by their coworkers for displacing them and reminding them of the war

religious warforged that find a new home in a group that loves them unconditionally for who they are, not for what they can do

depressed warforged that don’t know what to do and cannot die naturally

clumsy warforged that want to craft and make art, but don’t have a sense of culture yet

beloved warforged that receive ornaments for their bodies by friends and children

i love warforged so much

Pinned Post warforged dnd eberron i love each and every kind of robot in media but eberron's warforged strike a special chord in me
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jellybeanium124

Hey. Gentiles. Listen up for a sec.

When September and October are nearing and you’re planning an event: google “Rosh Hashanah *year*” and *Yom Kippur *year*” and then, and I cannot stress this enough, don’t plan your event on those days. In fact, don’t plan any events starting sundown the night before. Those are the three most important days of the Jewish calendar, and, once again, I cannot stress enough how much this little bit of forethought and kindness will make every Jew you know cry tears of joy.

memetheon

in 2023, the night before Rosh Hashanah is Thursday evening, September 14.

Rosh Hashanah ends Sunday evening, September 17.

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in 2023, the night before Yom Kippur is Saturday evening, September 23.

Yom Kippur ends Monday evening, September 25.

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pussyronin

Me: my god.. i did it.. i killed him..!

Angel on my shoulder: we're extremely fortunate. You shot him in the side of the head and you're wearing gloves. Place the gun in his hand and set the house ablaze. Officer Goger's tragic suicide will be the perfect cover story

Devil on my shoulder: Goger was always eating stuffing and spelt wheat and steel cut oats. Bet he'd taste reeeeal good on a spit with an apple in his mouth. Come on, i've seen the way you've looked at him..

My tulpa, a 6'9" DD smokeshow hottie PS1 graphics anthro leopard girl in a lab coat: you must put a baby in me Your Highness, quickly!

midnightmadwoman

Please take this in the most encouraging and constructive way possible: replace the batteries in the CO2 detectors in your home

wonderful101gecs

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nerianasims
Studios Are Terrified That the Strikes Will Reveal the Truth About Streaming
We are now part of the Summer of Strike. After failed negotiations with the studios and corporations who run the entertainment industry, bot
Pajiba

"Think of the two major possibilities here: Either the studios owe untold millions to their talents and paying it out will decimate their stock prices, or they owe so little because there really is no money in streaming and the bubble of their entire 21st century business model will burst in spectacular fashion. And make no mistake: this is a bubble. This is the inevitable climax of a stockholder-driven hunger for infinite growth, despite the fact that, by design, such a thing cannot and should not exist. The infection of Wall Street has overwhelmed the entertainment industry beyond repair, leading to cultural vandals like David Zaslav to be appointed with the callous duty of strip-mining decades’ of artistic beauty for pennies of tax write-offs. The past and future are frivolous in comparison to the short-term demands that the line keep going up."

xeansicemane

One precious tag was "there just isn't any money in the internet" and like... Yeah.

The internet, to me, is like roads, tunnels, bridges or rail. It's the infrastructure by which commerce and exchange happens but a road is never going to "pay for itself" in the manner that capitalists conceive of value generation. The internet and most websites can't be commodities, and even if you plaster ads everywhere a website doesn't really generate value in itself. It's a place to sell things or even services but the website is a framework in which those things are held.

Infrastructure is, taken in the sort of worldview capitalists work with, a money sink. Every good it provides is an abstract value, the road doesn't earn money, it facilitates taxable trade. The return on investment is nebulous and hard to see on a balance sheet.

When the .com bubble burst, you'd think people would've worked it out, but web 2.0 still happened.