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If you like strategy games. This is one of my favorite games of all time. I haven't seen anything quite like it sense. Close, but nothing hit the genre mix like this game.

Rise and fall: civilization at war.

Sexy

Damn. Learning multiple things today

Damn really? I didn't know that. I guess it does make sense with all the water front.

True true. I always look fo the ones that use the cardboard medium. Those are cheap and easy to replace. I have no idea how often to replace them, I've never used one for more than 2 days.

Small tip to my northern neighbors. Swamp coolers. Essentially a fan blowing across a medium of water. Crazy low power consumption compared to AC. The only caveat is humidity. It works by essentially exchangeing water for thermal energy. So if its already humid it won't work. But if the humidity is below %40, you can cool a room by up to 6 or 7 C

TIL: Most of Canada is humid, had no clue. Thought countries near the arctics didn't have to worry about that.

So legit question. I've been thinking of getting a kettle and this and ditching my coffee maker. My question about these though, is 1) how hard are they to clean/ should I get more than one 2) does it siphon relatively quickly or do I have to stand there pouring for 2 minutes to get a cup of coffee. And lastly but probably most important 3) is the flavor weaker or stronger compared to a normal coffee maker.

Yeah someone explained this earlier and I commented admitting my mistake. Definitely one of my shittier takes.

Don't forget Erich Traub who probably helped us make bio weapons

Fuck alright, I'll admit I missed that part. I retract my previous statement and feel like a fool. I'll leave the comment up to illustrate my lapse in judgement, just in case anyone else only skimmed the article and missed that like I did.

Damn her bosses boots must be fuckin spotless