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If you're going to talk old as poo poo gadgets that made extremely annoying sounds, there's one king: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pNr4-5UCq2I
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plot twist: the option to disable ABS doesn't actually work in their car and it's all in mostlygray's head that there's any difference
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how old is your car if you still have a cassette player in it?
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3D Megadoodoo posted:Why do people keep saying that when they merely built a computre inside the case of a pregnancy test. It's like saying someone is playing Doom with literal Altoids. it started with a 'can you play doom on a pregnancy test' and then that person went 'no you can't, after a bunch of experimenting, but here's hacking it together to show what it'd look like'
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foone goes by they/them
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I've only known Mr Blobby from this and I think it's probably representative of the average reaction to him https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=97fw8xjB5u4
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foone makes me wish people still had blogs because I'd absolutely follow their blog but I could only take 30-40 tweet threads for so long
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gifs should be obsolete now that embedded video clips can be higher quality and less filesize but the internet as a whole certainly isn't making sharing mp4s as easy
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DoctorWhat posted:I don't think that's true? Every tweet I've seen from CRD on twitter indicates that he thinks Clinton sucks. those two things aren't mutually exclusive
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mU2hjhw1RCs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NyNTlMkt-_s
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Thomamelas posted:
well, now that we've found the best we can put the derail to bed
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that's the sort of thing that a bunch of people would go 'lol I wish I had that problem' but it does sound like it genuinely sucks and if you have a therapist it would be worth talking to one about it everyone deserves to feel comfortable and not like everything they have will go away at any moment
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your pullquote confused me but i wasn't remembering wrong and it did come out a few months ago
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The General posted:What moving parts? hard drives and their spinning platters
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Cojawfee posted:If you have spinning platters still, you need to get a new hard drive. the post i quoted mentioned floppy drives and earlier posters were talking about those desks having crts in them. also we're not in the new and contemporary technology thread
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the line of conversation was 'what moving parts were even in those computers' not 'would it be dangerous to have platter drives at an angle'
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there's a lot of better options for actually helping do math with, but the problem is they all can potentially access the internet and that would be Cheating
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I wish the worst thing I've ever seen was a hit or miss corny british television show
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yeah, it's genuinely not an easy problem to solve. true randomness will have streaks; a playlist on shuffle with actual randomness might manage to play an entire album start to finish even if it'll freak out the listener and make them think something's wrong you have to do some sort of dynamic weighting so that streakiness doesn't happen but then also some counterweighting so that the playlist still flows -- but then you ALSO have to do what I think is causing people's issues with smart shuffles and add enough noise so that the weighting doesn't cause the playlist to follow the same path too often whenever you start a new listening session
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