>> | No. 27759
/g/27759
I have a work laptop and a personal laptop on my desk, with a nice big monitor, bluetooth keyboard, and bluetooth mouse in the middle. |
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>>27759 |
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>>27760 |
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27762
https://www.amazon.co.uk/UGREEN-Sharing-Keyboard-Scanner-Printer-Black/dp/B01N6GD9JO/ |
>> | No. 27763
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Getting a flashback to my Maplin days where we would sell people KVM switches that had probably been made in the mid 90s. |
>> | No. 11742
/beat/11742
Time for a new thread. |
>> | No. 12655
12655
My new favourite cover version. |
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Made me think of you, you beautiful robot moon ovens. |
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>> | No. 67861
/iq/67861
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>> | No. 67871
67871
It was very funny, but I get the impression that their videos are mostly the same joke. It is a very funny joke on first viewing, but less so on the next video. |
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>>67871 |
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>>67871 |
>> | No. 441775
/b/441775
There's nothing like a bowl of oatmeal with raspberries. |
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>>441819 |
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>>441821 |
>> | No. 441825
441825
I used to really like garlic so I started putting it in more food. But then I suddenly became aware that it causes my face to inflame and gives me sinus pain. Now I don't ever eat it. |
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>>441825 |
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>>441826 |
>> | No. 27748
/g/27748
Do either of you two feel like we've reached a kind of technological end point? It feels like the internet was the last great technology to truly alter the way people live their lives, and from here we're justing making sleeker or faster versions of what we already have. That Frankie Fukushima fella said we (or at least the west) reached the end of history in the sense that we've settled on a "final", least worst political system. In a certain sense it feels like we've reached an end of technology too, and that we shouldn't expect there to be any more technology that can truly revolutionise life. |
>> | No. 27754
27754
I think this was a rather silly supposition to make, OP. That quote you have posted seems to be from someone silly enough to think the media sensationalising science news is a comment on technological advancement and not the media itself. |
>> | No. 27755
27755
We are on the edge of being able to inject virus that can reprogram your DNA sequence, reusable rockets that will make space travel affordable and augmented reality adoption is only a question of marketing it right and you think we already reached the end of history? were you dropped on your head as a baby. |
>> | No. 27756
27756
>>27753 |
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27757
>>27756 |
>> | No. 27758
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>>27756 pretty wild and unexpected advances. |
>> | No. 2835
/uhu/2835
What's the trick to getting a bedframe that won't fall to bits after a few years? I'm quite 'heavy arsed' and a giant so breaking beds is something I do. Low-beds are maybe one solution but there are a host of reasons why people don't sleep on the floor. |
>> | No. 2840
2840
>>2839 |
>> | No. 2841
2841
It doesn't have to be nearly a grand as >>2838 mentions, but a good bed costs money. You can build your own if you're handy around wood, but if you're buying one anything which comes as a kit with fancy nuts and bolts to screw it together is, very likely, a bunch of tosh. The metal frame shown in the picture, for example, looks exactly like the kind of trim you find on a tube framed bit of cheapo nonesense. |
>> | No. 2842
2842
Just get a hammock. |
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2843
>>2842 |
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>>2843 |
>> | No. 441753
/b/441753
I installed tinder and got some matches with my bedroom selfie during my initial swiping spree, but now it seems like way more trouble than it's worth. I don't want to keep swiping incessantly every day just to continue getting matches. Plus, the vast majority of the attractive women are only attractive in the physical sense, and there is a palpable feeling of there being "nothing there", or an unsettling black chasm behind their eyes. |
>> | No. 441780
441780
>Is there a better way to meet women without having an IRL social life? |
>> | No. 441782
441782
You lads have confused me again. There's nothing you can do with a lass at the moment but go for a walk in the cold and screw - right? Have all those empty shops been converted in American style speakeasys and I'm simply not cool enough to know about it? |
>> | No. 441787
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>>441782 |
>> | No. 441794
441794
Honestly lads, just have a wank and wait. I know someone who had Covid, you don't want this. Blood from the face apparently. |
>> | No. 441801
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>>441794 |
>> | No. 67866
/iq/67866
Lads I think I'm on to something. |
>> | No. 67867
67867
EURef19Junsmall.jpg ![]() ![]() ![]() When did Leave move ahead of remain in the polls? The day Harambe died. |
>> | No. 67868
67868
When did Trump take his first ever poll lead over Clinton? The day Harambe died. |
>> | No. 67869
67869
5502.jpg ![]() ![]() ![]() This timeline going to shit all ties in with the deaf of Harambe. |
>> | No. 28571
/101/28571
It appears largethreadmodlad has also locked the previous iteration of this thread; Mark VIII it is, then. |
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>>31376 |
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>>31377 |
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>>31379 |
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>>31376 |
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>> | No. 19768
/e/19768
I figured I'd make an /e/ equivalent of that great, big /beat/ thread. |
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>>24768 |
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>>24769 |
>> | No. 24771
24771
20210120214122_1.jpg ![]() ![]() ![]() You know what really stings? I very happily played through Skyrim at 1366x768 at lower-than-low at an unstable 25 FPS in 2013, I knew it could have been much better, but it was a nice little virtual D&D, but now it's butting up against my high expectations and suffering as a result. |
>> | No. 24772
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GOG.jpg ![]() ![]() ![]() GOG icons are so uninspiring to look at. |
>> | No. 24773
24773
This is Elder Scrolls canon: |
>> | No. 9430
/news/9430
Huddersfield charity shop finally says goodbye to a shutter which lasted 26 years |
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>>30540 |
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>>30544 |
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30547
>>30540 |
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>>30543 |
>> | No. 30350
/emo/30350
How do I stop intrusive thoughts about embarrassing memories? |
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>>30362 |
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>>30362 |
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>>30364 |
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>>30366 |
>> | No. 30368
30368
This one time, as a child, I took a shit onto a plastic bag while infront of the mirror in my mothers room. I just wanted to see what it looked like coming out, who doesnt? Well I forgot about the shit and my mom found it hours later when she got home from work. |
>> | No. 441738
/b/441738
Where does the stereotype originate from that British\English woman are so ugly? It seems like usually stereotypes have some underlying reasoning or origin such as poor cooking or how mountain-people are sheep shaggers but this one makes no sense. |
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>>441744 |
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>>441745 |
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>>441746 |
>> | No. 441758
441758
Newcastle-pics-1254655.jpg ![]() ![]() ![]() I doubt it started with this but the shitrag winter tradition of publishing loads of pictures of cold, fat women in skimpy clothing can't help. |
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>>441757 |
>> | No. 13515
/shed/13515
Ban appeals, supplication and fry-ups. |
>> | No. 15687
15687
I think we should all make an account tied to our NI number and only be able to post from that. |
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>>15687 |
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>>15686 |
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15690
>>15689 |
>> | No. 15691
15691
Now come on, that wordfilter is implying that isn't actually funny, you know that's not true. |
>> | No. 1795
/job/1795
ITT: Workplace annoyances. |
>> | No. 13676
13676
Good job I'm off for another week, otherwise I'd've been quite late starting this |
>> | No. 13677
13677
>>13676 |
>> | No. 13691
13691
I was mildly rebuked today. I did a bit of work for someone last week, a bit of a favour as it's not my remit but this sort of thing tends to come my way because I'm seen as one of the most technical people in the company. The person I did the work for didn't actually do anything with it, which apparently is partially my fault as they're in senior management so I should have chased them up because of how busy they are. Nevermind the fact I had no way of knowing what happened next after my work was done as I have no further involvement in it and it's not like I have other things to do, like my actual job, and just sit there twiddling my thumbs instead. |
>> | No. 13692
13692
I've been rewatching the Office US during the lockdown and I love it so much. |
>> | No. 13693
13693
There's got to be something particular to the promotion chain from staff nurse through to matrons and sisters in a hospital that selects for the most absolute fucking bellends you can possibly imagine. The Karen meme fits nobody better. |
>> | No. 5456
/lit/5456
This was really good. |
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>>7180 |
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>>7181 |
>> | No. 7194
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breakfast-of-champions-doodles.jpg ![]() ![]() ![]() I'm not sure what I made of this. It wasn't unpleasant to read, although Vonnegut's faux-naïf writing style wore thin at times. It's largely a meandering stream of consciousness, but most of the commentary within it is rather tame by today's standards. |
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>>7194 |
>> | No. 7196
7196
9781913462482.jpg ![]() ![]() ![]() This is quite good. |
>> | No. 9084
/spo/9084
Any of you play Fantasy? |
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>>9085 |
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>>9085 |
>> | No. 9088
9088
I generally set a team and then forget to make any changes for the rest of the season. I play a (slowly dying) online football manager game but that's about it. |
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9089
FPL.png ![]() ![]() ![]() >>9086 |
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scr_squad_en_big.jpg ![]() ![]() ![]() >>9089 |
>> | No. 5883
/nom/5883
Why do a lot of people seem to rave about Nando's? |
>> | No. 14027
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>>14025 |
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>>14022 |
>> | No. 14094
14094
>Brexit robbed me of my chance to try Nando's sauce, says British expat |
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>>14094 |
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cheeeeky.jpg ![]() ![]() ![]() >>14095 |
>> | No. 30345
/emo/30345
This is something of a meta-thread, though the topic is of some personal relevance to me as well. |
>> | No. 30346
30346
Agreed. At the high-functioning end, loads of people self-diagnose as autistic just because they're a bit socially awkward. Not knowing what to say at parties is not a medical condition, we've just been conditioned by the media to believe that everyone is extroverted and quick-witted. You're not autistic, you're just a bit of a berk. |
>> | No. 30347
30347
High-functioning autistic people are a special bunch who can often learn to live with their condition and have successful lives and careers, if they're raised in the right way. |
>> | No. 30348
30348
>>30347 |
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>>30347 |
>> | No. 23364
/v/23364
Let's get all femanista for a bit, lads. I was just scrolling down the list of IMDb's Top 250 - which are still all excellent films - and I was struck by just how male the list is. You have to go all the way down to The Silence of the Lambs before you get a lone female protagonist, and even then more people remember that film for Anthony Hopkins than Jodie Foster. |
>> | No. 23447
23447
I'm loving the entertainment nuggets per hour system of grading entertainment. |
>> | No. 23448
23448
I find drama/comedy/entertainment in general just doesn't work sped up for me. (If it's so badly directed or edited that I need to change the speed, it's rubbish that's not worth watching to begin with) |
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23503
>>23371 |
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>>23503 |
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>>23436 |