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i’ve tried it once at friend’s…“game” where you’re out on a plank in a city. i didn’t see the point, and the novelty wore off rather quickly

i’d want to try it with a 1st-person rpg or shooter game

generally though, i doubt i’d ever waste the coin on it and i definitely wouldn’t use it in the way zuck is envisioning

makes me think of Demolition Man… “sex” without touching or any kind of exchange of fluids. sounds like a blast
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Well, eventually, they'll be able to replicate how your brain reacts and fires pleasure signals that come from interactions like that. Tap straight into the neural system. So when you're visually seeing something, you'll get the stimulus replicated in sync with whatever you're virtually interacting with.
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“eventually” we’re gonna go to mars too

doesn’t mean i think it’s necessarily a good idea or use of resources

to each their own



25-30 years ago i played an arcade game (in St. Louis, i think), that was built on a hologram platform…some sort of cowboys and indians storyline. that experience, even though it was decades ago, was much more impressive than my oculus experience
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pdub wrote: Mon Oct 24, 2022 1:51 pm Well, eventually, they'll be able to replicate how your brain reacts and fires pleasure signals that come from interactions like that. Tap straight into the neural system. So when you're visually seeing something, you'll get the stimulus replicated in sync with whatever you're virtually interacting with.
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lmao
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This is not a statement against or for hunting but I found this surprising:

Tomorrow 150,000 Mainers are predicted to be out hunting.
Our population is 1.3 million.
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pdub wrote: Fri Oct 28, 2022 5:41 am This is not a statement against or for hunting but I found this surprising:

Tomorrow 150,000 Mainers are predicted to be out hunting.
Our population is 1.3 million.
was just reading about the moose/tick situation there

crazy, that nearly 90% of last year’s calves were lost to ticks in northern ME
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Anyone else see a dead body today?

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jhawks99 wrote: Fri Oct 28, 2022 6:35 am Wear yout orange
I only wear crimson and blue.
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pdub wrote: Fri Oct 28, 2022 5:41 am This is not a statement against or for hunting but I found this surprising:

Tomorrow 150,000 Mainers are predicted to be out hunting.
Our population is 1.3 million.
I could probably get down with Maine/vermont/New Hampshire. I've been there once....but i was 4 or 5. I dont remember anything except seeing the ocean and a lighthouse. A kid from Kansas doesn't see the ocean often.
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KUTradition wrote: Fri Oct 28, 2022 6:42 am
pdub wrote: Fri Oct 28, 2022 5:41 am This is not a statement against or for hunting but I found this surprising:

Tomorrow 150,000 Mainers are predicted to be out hunting.
Our population is 1.3 million.
was just reading about the moose/tick situation there

crazy, that nearly 90% of last year’s calves were lost to ticks in northern ME
didn't we discuss some thing about how they're combatting ticks in Maine by randomly putting out paper towel rolls with little brushes in them?

Mice are a natural carrier and spreader of ticks, and also naturally wanna climb through little holes like a paper towel roll. And when they climb through, the little brush applies pesticide on the mice, thus reducing the spread of ticks.

I think someone posted it here, but it's been a while.
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ousdahl wrote: Fri Oct 28, 2022 10:03 am
KUTradition wrote: Fri Oct 28, 2022 6:42 am
pdub wrote: Fri Oct 28, 2022 5:41 am This is not a statement against or for hunting but I found this surprising:

Tomorrow 150,000 Mainers are predicted to be out hunting.
Our population is 1.3 million.
was just reading about the moose/tick situation there

crazy, that nearly 90% of last year’s calves were lost to ticks in northern ME
didn't we discuss some thing about how they're combatting ticks in Maine by randomly putting out paper towel rolls with little brushes in them?

Mice are a natural carrier and spreader of ticks, and also naturally wanna climb through little holes like a paper towel roll. And when they climb through, the little brush applies pesticide on the mice, thus reducing the spread of ticks.

I think someone posted it here, but it's been a while.
sounds vaguely familiar

Reuters has a piece outlining an increased cull for part of Maine to see if thinning that particular moose sub-population reduces its tick prevalence…like thinning pines to deal with bark beetles
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KUTradition wrote: Fri Oct 28, 2022 10:50 am
ousdahl wrote: Fri Oct 28, 2022 10:03 am
KUTradition wrote: Fri Oct 28, 2022 6:42 am
was just reading about the moose/tick situation there

crazy, that nearly 90% of last year’s calves were lost to ticks in northern ME
didn't we discuss some thing about how they're combatting ticks in Maine by randomly putting out paper towel rolls with little brushes in them?

Mice are a natural carrier and spreader of ticks, and also naturally wanna climb through little holes like a paper towel roll. And when they climb through, the little brush applies pesticide on the mice, thus reducing the spread of ticks.

I think someone posted it here, but it's been a while.
sounds vaguely familiar

Reuters has a piece outlining an increased cull for part of Maine to see if thinning that particular moose sub-population reduces its tick prevalence…like thinning pines to deal with bark beetles
Bark beetles make some pretty sweet blue pine lumber though.....
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TDub wrote: Fri Oct 28, 2022 11:18 am
KUTradition wrote: Fri Oct 28, 2022 10:50 am
ousdahl wrote: Fri Oct 28, 2022 10:03 am

didn't we discuss some thing about how they're combatting ticks in Maine by randomly putting out paper towel rolls with little brushes in them?

Mice are a natural carrier and spreader of ticks, and also naturally wanna climb through little holes like a paper towel roll. And when they climb through, the little brush applies pesticide on the mice, thus reducing the spread of ticks.

I think someone posted it here, but it's been a while.
sounds vaguely familiar

Reuters has a piece outlining an increased cull for part of Maine to see if thinning that particular moose sub-population reduces its tick prevalence…like thinning pines to deal with bark beetles
Bark beetles make some pretty sweet blue pine lumber though.....
and some roaring fires
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I think it's actually some fungus that causes the blue color on beetle kill pine, more so than the beetles themselves.

the beetle boring just makes the wood more vulnerable to the fungus
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This is some fine message boredin'.
A+ from me.
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pdub wrote: Fri Oct 28, 2022 11:46 am This is some fine message boredin'.
A+ from me.
who, gutter?

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Weekend At Gutter's.
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