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  1. Just now, Joyrex said:

    The addon costs 50.00 and then 25.00 every six months thereafter, but that would be absorbed into the monthly hosting/software costs we already pay via donations and subscriptions. Just being transparent about the cost so it is not seen as a "well, it's free so why not" option like Discord.

    would this bring about an increase in subscription prices? 

  2. 1 hour ago, Joyrex said:

    I'm not charging people to download the files (or any files) - I'm offsetting the costs of hosting the files so people can download them! You can't download the files without having an account on WATMM, all accounts since August 2013 are paid accounts, so why is this an issue?

    if this is the philosophy then why did you just delete the we transfer link to this file that someone just posted? surely you arent paying out of pocket to keep wetransfers servers alive

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    refering to brian eno as eno

    i was in chipotle earler and i saw a guy with a small leather bound case for something and it said "brian eno and peter schmitt", i dont know what it was.

    my girlfriend said "wouldnt it be weird if you got jury duty" to me passing court street on the train.

    i got home and checked the mail and i have jury duty. there was no way she could have known.

    then i checked youtube and this was top recc'd vid

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    This genre was pretty huge in Netherland and Belgium from mid to late 90's. The word "gabber" is actually a Dutch word meaning pal or buddy. It's what those who listened to that type of music called themselves, effectively ruining the word forever. They called the genre "hardcore" but because that clashed with a punkrock genre I can understand why people refer to it as "gabber" now. A real 'gabber' used to shave his head and wear tracksuits or a bomber jacket. They usually spend their days dancing to the music in a style they called "hakken" (chopping), or being casually to uncomfortably racist. A female version of a gabber was called a 'reefteef' (ravebtich, sounds better in dutch because it rhymes) who also had distinctive hair and clothing styles.

     

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    Fun fact: some still seem to dress like this.

    TIL

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