Kind: Reposts
Reposting of content from another site, often with commentary.
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[MegaMegaMonitor] v0.41 released - fixes "disappearing icons" bug
Your browser should automatically update to the latest version, but if it doesn't then you can nudge it from your GreaseMonkey/TamperMonkey UserScripts list, or else you can reinstall it from the site.
v0.41 makes the following change:
MegaMegaMonitor icons no longer "disappear" when scrolling with NeverEndingReddit or when posting a new comment (or rather, … -
MegaMegaMonitor v0.40 is now ready for exclusive preview by MegaManLounge members (confused? see comments)
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How to install MegaMegaMonitor
MegaMegaMonitor is distributed as a UserScript: a piece of Javascript code that your web browser runs on a particular website (in this case, Reddit). Here's what you need to do to install it:
(note: you need to be part of the MegaLounge chain or a certain other MegaLounge to get any benefit from this tool)
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MegaMegaMonitor 0.40 available - first ever release!
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Or push. We don't care. But we ARE polite about it.
Alt"Keep Closed" "Push" "Pull" signs on doors
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[HIRING]: Bodleian Libraries looking for a Wikimedian in Residence [x-post from /r/UKJobs]
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I am avapoet. AMA!
[this post was originally made to a private subreddit]
Last month, /u/Snazzlo did an MML AMA. I suggested that we should get to know one another better by making it a regular thing, with each IAmA MMLer nominating the next, and in response, /u/Snazzlo nominated me. Let's do this thing!
I'm working from home this morning … -
An idea to help MegaMen find one another more easily in the big wide world of Reddit. What do you think?
[this post was originally made to a private subreddit]
I love the MegaLounges, and I really love the MegaManLounge. We're a hugely disparate group of people yet we've come together into a wonderful community that I'm proud to be a part of. And I felt like it'd be nice to give something back. But what?
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Gross domestic product based on PPP valudation of country GDP matches the "county" MegaLounges so far, predicts Japan next. Have I solved the puzzle?
My thinking as it happened.
If I'm right, the next MegaLounges will be /r/MegaLoungeJapan, /r/MegaLoungeIndia, /r/MegaLoungeUnitedStates, and finally /r/MegaLoungeChina before we need a new theme.
Edit: Further evidence: I note that all of these lounges already seem to exist (with the exception of United States, which could be going by a … -
Merry Christmas, MegaLoungeUK
Well, it's now Christmas here in Britain, anyway!
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TIL that in 1967 a brand of foot powder was elected mayor of a town in Ecuador
Picoaza is a relatively small village near Ecuador’s Pacific coast. It's the site of an archaeological treasure: a settlement dating back before the time of Christopher Columbus. It's also a rather poor area, where clean drinking water, sewer systems, and telephone service are inadequate at best.
It is also the only town in the known world … -
Fun fact: Brazil is the only country in the world named after a tree [details in comments]
When Portugese explorers landed in the area of South America we now call Brazil in the year 1500, they discovered the caesalpinia echinata tree growing there. They noticed that this tree had a similar red-coloured wood as the related Sappanwood (caesalpinia sappan) tree, native to Asia, and that a similarly-useful red dye could be … -
Last night I dreamed that I met Greypo
We were chatting about the MegaLounges etc.; he seemed agitated that I have multiple Reddit accounts (and one of my 'other' ones had recently found its way into the MegaLounge after a comment I'd made, using it). I ended up enumerating my accounts, to him (I've made a couple of throwaways over the years, … -
You know what they call a MegaLounge in France?
A Royale Lounge with Cheese.
Here! Have some cheese. Cheese! CHEESE! CHEESE FOR EVERYBODY!!!
I might not be getting enough sleep.
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The Irregular Verbs
I like the irregular verbs of English, all 180 of them, because of what they tell us about the history of the language and the human minds that have perpetuated it.
The irregulars are defiantly quirky. Thousands of verbs monotonously take the -ed suffix for their past tense forms, but ring mutates to rang, not ringed, …