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Aleksei Vasiliev posted:http://wikipediocracy.com/2014/08/19/the-battle-for-wikipedia-how-your-donations-may-be-destroying-the-crowd-sourced-encyclopedia/ I'm the linkbait title no I'm "wikipediocracy.com" no actually, nevermind, I'm "The Masked Maggot" so many choices
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 monkey selfie update the us copyright office has ruled that works created by animals or other natural processes cannot be copyrighted; the monkey selfies are public domain and can stay on wikipedia
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did anyone post this pic of me yet http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:A_child_sad_that_his_hot_dog_fell_on_the_ground.jpg
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daft punk railroad posted:did anyone post this pic of me yet http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:A_child_sad_that_his_hot_dog_fell_on_the_ground.jpg at least it's not linked anywhere meaningful on en.wikipedia.org
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ANIME MONSTROSITY posted:KOF does their sprites by scanning 3d models whoa that explains why they look weird but I couldn't really tell what it was exactly 
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freerice Month Monthly grains of rice donated January 2013 349,662,210[note 1][note 2][note 3] Note 1 Freerice's totals seem to have glitched around September 2013. Comparing webarchive.org shots from May and Sept of 2013, the 2010 totals curiously drop from ~13 billion to 9 bil grains; also, closed months in 2013 suddenly increase as well (for example, January 2013 went from 274 mil to 786 mil). Finding it unlikely that billions of grains can be recalled nearly 3 years after they were eaten, I calculate the values here from previous records instead. Recalling how 2010 was the year Free Rice ("1.0") transitioned to Freerice 2.0, the "new" 2010 total seems strangely similar to amounts my records attribute to the original Free Rice. In other words, the new count resembles the result of substracting 2.0 grains from the old 2010 count. While this result came out 19 mil grains higher than recorded for 1.0, that discrepancy may be explained by how the transition on the 7th of October had prevented this Wikipedian from recording "1.0" grains from the first 6 days of that month since initial 2.0 total page seemed to exclude them. (I imagine perhaps Freerice saw that the totals were less than expected but did not know they were missing from 2010, and so fudged the prior months of 2013 to make up for the missing grains?) -CodeHydro
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Aleksei Vasiliev posted:http://wikipediocracy.com/2014/08/19/the-battle-for-wikipedia-how-your-donations-may-be-destroying-the-crowd-sourced-encyclopedia/ "In the view of the WMF, the readers are not reading the articles because we editors have written them in a way that is well appreciated, such that it raises multi million dollars of donations a year. The readers visit them because of the great software that WMF develops. They would read anything, if it was just presented by their great software."
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daft punk railroad posted:did anyone post this pic of me yet http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:A_child_sad_that_his_hot_dog_fell_on_the_ground.jpg 
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thank you the music thread, i had no idea that  was an actual genre of musicquote:Interpretations [edit]
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"short tracks with messages that are very literal" yes ｗａｔｅｒ ｇｏｔ ｔｈｉｓ ｐｌａｎｔ ｆａｄｅｄ by Vｉｒｔｕａｌ－ ４２０ === Anarchy in the U.K.
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Sham bam bamina! posted:thank you the music thread, i had no idea that yeah these mind's eye cgi music videos are scathing critiques
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vaporwave is pretentious as poo poo but it can also be relaxing
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has anyone told vaporwave likers that it was already possible to listen to Hall & Oates at 85% speed without pretending like it's a new genre
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on the other hand "e-Asia circa 1995" sounds like my poo poo
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daft punk railroad posted:has anyone told vaporwave likers that it was already possible to listen to Hall & Oates at 85% speed without pretending like it's a new genre minus the speed change this was exactly my response to Foals all my austin hipster buds were acting like it was something new and i was just thinking "yeah i lived through this bit already"
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nothing wrong with that hall and oates is sweet
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Jesus Christ, this article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_date_(meeting)
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wa27 posted:Jesus Christ, this article: In America, particularly in the Midwest, the east coast (up to and including Virginia) and Florida a first date is considered any meal that would be part of a normal day. In other words if a man were to fly from Sarasota, Florida to Saint Louis, Missouri to see a woman the first date would start upon meeting at the airport and continue through dinner that night. Regardless of sleeping arrangements the first date would necessarily conclude when the second started upon arrival at brunch the following day. Using this logic if the two ate a total of four meals together over 3 days they would have gone on 4 dates.
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A Pinball Wizard posted:nothing wrong with that hall and oates is sweet yeah but hall and oates were already hall and oates, we don't need another one just like them but not as good
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calvin and hobbes was the best and really hasnt aged at all
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drat.
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LastInLine posted:calvin and hobbes was the best and really hasnt aged at all despite being gone for 19 years now 
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intensifier Examples[edit] so too very really awful, as in "awful good" bloody dead, as in "dead wrong" dreadfully extremely loving hella (slang) most, as in "Most Reverend" precious, as in "precious little" quite real, as in "real nice" remarkably terribly moderately wicked (regional) bare, as in "bare jokes" (slang) rather somewhat fully -rear end, as in "a sweet-rear end ride" super veritable
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all calvin & hobbes = 5
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you fuckers are going to summon lf stymie if you keep this up
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Cold on a Cob posted:all calvin & hobbes = 5
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Sham bam bamina! posted:you fuckers are going to summon lf stymie if you keep this up nah there's an anti stymie incantation, witness : trains are pretty lame and when you consider their land use requirements, they're not that much more efficient than road vehicles with a solid carpooling system in place
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FrozenVent posted:nah there's an anti stymie incantation, witness : and grains are poison, inshallah
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FrozenVent posted:nah there's an anti stymie incantation, witness : nah, carpooling is however a vital adjunct to true transit infrastructure
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i'm all for carpooling but i like to masturbate on the way to work and that makes other people uncomfortable. that's why i mostly just take the train
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