Whereabouts? I recently saw something like this growing in someone's front yard in eastern Massachusetts, and that made me recall my dad once showing me cactus growing on a mountaintop in northern New Jersey as a kid, much to my surprise.
blackbrook
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How do we know they aren't screaming the whole time underground where no one can hear them?
That's certainly possible too, but what I was getting at was that even a bunch of things dumped at once probably aren't going to all be the same age.
More like "knee thinkers," amiright?
Someone dumping some shit might well have had some of the objects much longer than some of the others. And if anything, a person is less likely to be dumping new objects, except for disposable things like beer cans.
I find it very disappointing that they deleted your post, though reading their FAQ it definitely sounds like keeping the forum a happy place far outweighs any concerns about free and open communication with their users. That FAQ statement really reads like HR mentality.
Kevlar socks, ideally.
It got blocked from where? Where did you try to post it?
This is just a premise. It's all in the execution. No premise is stupid or great in itself. Any premise can be made great or stupid by its execution.
Ahh, thank you!
This doesn't seem exhaustive enough to be titled "the state of Linux music players."
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When I had a house with a shady yard, it was mostly moss. It won't take a lot off foot traffic but it doesn't even need mowing.