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Villodre
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About Villodre
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Comment #38598369
An excellent answer - the very same kind of post I come here to read and not the very same machine-generated content that's everywhere in the Net ;-)
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Comment #36820416
It made me a bit sad that he bothered to answer in what came to me a little like a patronising response. Not expecting a "oh the good ole times" but perhaps a polite acknowledgment…
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Comment #36743028
I remember that, in order to play S3&K in emulation, you just had to concatenate both games in a COPY S3.BIN + S&K.BIN way (if you used DOS) so I mostly knew the answer already. Bu…
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Comment #35481755
READABILITY AND FRIGHTENING LEGALESE
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Comment #35481749
I'm glad this is the first comment, because there's no way these terms of use would (should?) fly in the EU. I don't know about the USA, but it is plain deception to advertise a se…
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Comment #34961740
I found a Half-Life CD in the street, just laying there, when it was a new game and all the rage. I guess it slipped from somebody's jewel case or the like. By some miracle, it was…
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Comment #33909445
I'm sorry to say this on this site but this post is unmanageably long, I can't bring myself to read it fully. Also, the entitlement and disregard for the work of others is unbearab…
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Comment #33890529
I had an S60 some 4 years ago, also equipped with a FLIR camera and although I tried to love the phone, I simply couldn't. For starters it had a mediocre Snapdragon SoC - better th…
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Comment #33889430
This article in Spanish is quite similar in wording and expressions used: https://noticias.coches.com/noticias-motor/ford-pinto-seguri... Really, I think that the Internet now is m…
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Comment #33678094
That was in my mind for the entire length of the article, and I readily went to the comment sections expecting it to be addressed. I saved, from a previous job and just for curiosi…
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Comment #33050932
I knew of them more of an artistic movement (with socialist views) which spawned the "Disco Elysium" video game.
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Comment #32264987
I always loved Bombadil. A discordant note among wizards of great power and elves of slender form and perhaps a metaphor for Nature itself, but I also have enjoyed a lot this take …
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Comment #31351290
I always insert it (with permission from the owner, of course) in the sites that I manage, just as a little gesture. It's bit like that ASCII duck saying "meow!" on Amazon.
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Comment #31351266
What a mean and unnecessary thing to say :-(
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Comment #31337695
I chuckled audibly at this xD Saving that comment for later
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Comment #31272311
I'm always flabbergasted at how difficult and hostile to the user is discern between the various USB standards.
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Comment #30911006
I've tested a handful of them and they're always the same: not a single one of them are advertised in a honest way. Some have even a true USB 3.0 connector soldered, which of cours…
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Comment #30243951
I think we've thought the same, although you've put it better than I would: exactly how verifiably would this be for such a large deployment like the COVID passports of one of the …
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Comment #30146801
I bet you're having a fun morning with the beeps :-)
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Comment #30140294
MC always brings a lot of nostalgia and the though that I used to be extremely productive with it. Surely it's just a mirage of my memory and it's just I don't perform so many file…
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Comment #30120755
I wholeheartedly agree: some are against modifying these retro systems, but this opens up a whole world of possibilities. I also got mine (AES and CD) directly from the author but …
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Comment #29794236
Thanks for all this information, comments like yours are one of my main points behind visiting this website.