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@Glitch said:

I actually go through our user list periodically and check for these, as they're a fairly recent occurrence. So far, I've deleted about 5 accounts like this, but yeah, basically I just remove them whenever I think about it, since they can't actually post unless they verify their account.

Thanks for responding.
Fair enough. You don't have to do anything about them; I was just wondering if you were keeping an eye on them.

The website I work with is a business venture and not a pleasure community like this place, so it's not really important that you be as stringent with bots as we are, really.

Also, you're probably not being paid to do this. I'd donate if you set up a PayPal link or something along those lines.

@Coin Red Flags and Long Nights.

@Arkandel said:

Are three-eyed crows named Sarah more common?

Somewhat, as there is one.

@Arkandel said:

... They are making @Cirno admin. I knew it.

They ought to: I know this software front-to-back, and my second job is Sysadmin at another website.

I'm also on this site so often that @BigDaddyAmin wondered if I ever sleep.

Wife and I have been watching this Turkish soap opera called Muhteşem Yüzyıl (Magnificent Century). It is about the reign of Suleiman the Magnificent.

His wife, Hurrem, is played by Meryem Uzerli.

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She definitely has some Vica Kerekes thing going on...

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@Derp said:

But it wouldn't be a gamble if there weren't some degree of risk. 🙂

I represent all sorts of parties, and do insurance defense work as well. Where there is risk, there is always a warning. Here, there's a huge warning. It's hard to become a professor if you don't have the right practical experience, and fellowships and practicum work will not cut it. At least, in my opinion.

Judging from my professors, I'll bet a lot of them got their positions after fellowships and practicum work.

Thanks, Glitch.

You are a True Hero. 😘

@Alzie

Oh, right. Forgot about the walking tits. Got to love tits on legs! 😑

@Alzie

Cool! Rad!

@The-Tree-of-Woe said:

@DamnitJim There was a real fear that the UK would intervene on the Confederacy's behalf, both because of trade revenues and to gain another foothold on the continent. Whether that was realistic or not is debatable, but the British earned a reputation as opportunists for a reason. You can hear it in a lot of the war songs/marching songs of the period.

When we studied the Civil War in AP History in high school, we debated how much this had to do with the timing of the Emancipation Proclamation (among other things, like the language in it that specifically avoids freeing slaves in loyal Northern states. I enjoyed this class.). I don't think it was the only reason for it, of course, and I don't think the political situation in Britain at the time would've made siding with the Confederacy at all tenable. But it was certainly interesting.

"So now the !Arendelle mu is turning to a game called 'Honored' (at least that's what I think.) Its growing a bit and changing direction, sort of.

@Cobaltasaurus

No need to fret, I signed up. It's a perfectly lovely game. I just need to navigate the CGen process.