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The first sentence in this article says it all….ugh
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What about copying and pasting that sentence ?
1) Washington post sees that I come from EU and wants me accept that I’m not browsing from US and automatically want to be tracked.
2) They see my ad blocker and wants me to turn it off – not giving up on wanting to track me.
I don’t want to have to start one of my numerous vpn profiles and run the browser in incognito if it is only one sentence that can be easily copied and pasted ;)
( yes, this is just a post, explaining that a innocent post to a news article, can be experienced very differently from the poster himself )
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“Pinball isn’t virtual. It’s physical.”
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Nothing new there then. We won’t be able to replace the real thing. But, god damn, it is getting closer each year.
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“The ball clacks against the glass top as it jumps off the air-trigger flippers…”
imo a good effect idea for future releases !
My feel for employ same terms as the article is a VP cabinet containing numerous marvelous tables is by itself a Pinball museum or an emporium.
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“ASHEVILLE, N.C. — Pinball isn’t virtual. It’s physical. You pull the steel plunger on the 1976 game “Evel Knievel” and the tension is pleasurable. The ball clacks against the glass top as it jumps off the hair-trigger flippers, which flick electronically with a fingertip press of the buttons waist-high on the sides of the machine. The jangling bells and blinking lights add to the tactile experience.“
Sorry @thalamus. First paragraph.
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I bet real pinball has 3D lights, too.
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Damnit if virtual is wrong, I don’t wanna be right!
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Fun article. Would like to see it some day. Love the Asheville area but have not been there in years.
Have to say I suspect that when I some day see a TOTAN irl for the first time…I’m going to be disappointed.
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Fun article. Would like to see it some day. Love the Asheville area but have not been there in years.
Have to say I suspect that when I some day see a TOTAN irl for the first time…I’m going to be disappointed.
I was, game was boring and one of the few I have ever walked away from mid game. I know it’s an unpopular opinion even on pinside. Asheville is lovely though :)
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Walk away from a pinball machine ? Huh. It has to be very broken, being my turn on another machine, or too easy to play for that to happen. No, wait, I remember I’ve done it once now. It was a Disco fever with banana flippers.
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You should check out the Pacific Pinball Museum in Alameda, CA if you get the chance. They have 90 playable machines and many more, mostly wood rail machines on display. I used to go there whenever I could when I lived in the bay area. Great place to spend all day alone, with friends, or with the whole family. =)
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Europe Players should visit: https://www.terratechnica.info/en
More than 250 Machines … unfortunately actually closed because Corona
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