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Bullshit though… it’s $20 on Scamazon, $9 at GameStop and $6 on flEabay.

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Is it a smiling penis?

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Amazingly it doesn’t focus at all on the person with Downs.

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No, you’re good. I was pointing out how it didn’t need to resort to focusing on her to try to make the point. It’s better like this.

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For himself. He doesn’t give a shit beyond that.

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Then why would he have objected to being in the captioned image? Think.

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Mmm, salmonella.

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sigh

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“Just email it to me!”

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Facebook will take it as fact.

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These “people” don’t even understand what they don’t understand and most aren’t capable of doing so. Why do we pander to them?

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Try using doas maybe

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If you already have a key attach it to a Microsoft account, then when you log in after upgrading and reinstalling it’ll activate. No piracy needed.

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Like I said last time, the difference is Zorg actually made something that works.

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What are you trying two say

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When I had no (useful) Internet where I was living a few years ago I would save a list of packages to download from Synaptic to a drive and then when I was somewhere I could I would download them, then when I got home I could plug in the drive and update/install them.

Is there any way I can make an old XMMS plugin work in any modern player?

Long story short, I learned there is an XMMS release of a plugin I use in Winamp for music playback (mp3PRO). Sadly, I recoded most of my music to mp3PRO back in the day, and now I’m stuck using Winamp, even on Linux. I like the player, wouldn’t change it, but I wanted to switch to something native, like Audacious or Qmms....

db2,

More time than trying to shoehorn a defunct package for an abandoned codec in to a random player which even if it works would only be a temporary kludge not a fix?

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Scene from Training Day

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Supernatural Leviathan

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People telling you you’re full of shit on the first post wasn’t enough, you just have to spread the word of how dumb you are. Sad.

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You are a deeply stupid person.

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Fizzgig!

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trauma

Artax!

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You’re correct on all counts.

db2,

To answer the question as given:

lyonsden.net/getting-an-amiga-a1200-online-part-1…

hackaday.com/…/apple-ii-web-server-written-in-bas…

Because. The answer is because.

And if you have a machine that is more capable than those by default then the OS software artificially disabling its use is pretty fucked up.

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