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ctf1er
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Comment #33392250
> so it wasn’t just a fluke or gills
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Comment #32774959
Was the employee first fired because of the broken lock?
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Comment #32718988
YoU'vE g0t mE nOstAlgiC for AOL. I wrote my own chat file servers and apps for downloading(which amounted to opening a span of emails and adding to download manager.) Chat servers …
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Comment #32696154
Yeah, bt keyboard on my lap and I've raised the tv to a suitable position. Right now I'm laying flat with my back at like 45 degrees and keyboard over crotch area. Once I started c…
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Comment #32695870
If they post $1 or whatever small/min wage, I think we can now at least assume they intend to pay the lowest stated or allowed.
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Comment #32695785
Desk? My workspace is a bed, with a 50in tv for a monitor at the foot and two big monitors stacked to the side. Has anyone else gone the completely lazy route? I can work or game l…
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Comment #32655565
I think Neil Young tried to cancel him right? Young is from a different generation than me, but I had the notion he'd be more free-speak/free-thought/don't trust the man minded. Ma…
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Comment #32655319
Nightmare fuel? Yeah, just got a shipment. You're gonna be ripped bro.
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Comment #32349150
Trump said you guys rake your forests though.
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Comment #32335897
The Mountain Dew ad was bit much.
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Comment #31997370
If LA wants more water, I think they need to desalinate rather than diverting more and more long distances to populate the desert. I know that's not easy. And of course cutting way…
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Comment #31928878
This is cool, but I imagine those sprinkles might easily fall off or be shifted. The packaging they put edibles in are often crazy strong, but just the act of prying at the packagi…
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Comment #31824178
I can see it now, OP in handcuffs for casing the joint.
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Comment #31804937
I loved the Sega versions, 1, 2, and 3 I think. Being able to upgrade bikes made the story mode a lot of fun for the time. And the cut scenes after races were epic. Eat my chain, L…
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Comment #31280617
People are saying that right now about the new Star Treks. And I don't think most disagree with the politics/social commentary, it's just so in your face/contrived that it ruins th…
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Comment #31201646
This makes me want to play IRC trivia, or Lexi-Cross.
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Comment #30183436
Yep, other guy is correct, and wires were my first concern, but they are long and you just shim them in between the panels around and down the windows. Same with the back, but ther…
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Comment #30158796
Yeah it's a dashcam, records 4k in the front, and 2.5k the rear camera. I'm sure the screen is much less, but looks great on my tv.
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Comment #30158769
It's a Kingslim DL12 and is powered through the cigarette lighter or directly connected.
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Comment #30152971
I bought an aftermarket camera that's like ford's, but it just slips over the old mirror. Thing is great, shoots 4k and is not integrated to the car's system. Also has voice comman…
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Comment #30079319
If covid happened 30 years ago, I can imagine public safety ads about kids sharing and blowing on NES catridges to make them work, quite a vector.
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Comment #29754666
try The Noh-Jay Consortium. Nothing can be built without bolts.
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Comment #28419669
Sub7 was a lot of fun. So many options. I will add to the computer lab anecdotes. I gave this to my buddies at school who were in the same crew(we mostly made VB 'proggies' for AOL…
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Comment #27737823
Thanks for the reply, that's kinda what I thought. I can see the advantages keeping some things around, but man I like a complete remove all option and not something vague.