…i held my nose and voted democrat in the face of imminent fascism, and i’ll never forgive the fascists for forcing my hand…
…that hard choice wasn’t enough, though, and i don’t blame you for that…
…i held my nose and voted democrat in the face of imminent fascism, and i’ll never forgive the fascists for forcing my hand…
…that hard choice wasn’t enough, though, and i don’t blame you for that…
…rather presumptuous that non-voters were democrats…
…sarcasm: quotes always imply sarcasm…
…i should clarify: upgrades from windows 7/8 were free…
…windows 10 was free to a lot of people; it’s a pretty solid OS and i’d be happy to pay a fair price for ongoing support…
…how about bluetooth in an '81 98?..
…my game gear did fine with the external rechargeable battery pack, which was admittedly cumbersome but wasn’t to extend battery life so much as it was to save the expense of buying batteries, but even using AAs i never had a problem with them not lasting through a full play session…
…well, depending upon how you take retcons, there’s the t’au: i think they work best as a force for good doomed to fail in an uncaring universe, personifying tragic loss of innocence…
…that’s the POWER model: the unit posted above is the consumer version with the SX chip, no math coprocessor and fewer function keys…
…IGN goes from 6.5 to 9.5…
…what about amber displays?..our VT-200 terminals were green, yes, but our lab full of packard-bells were amber…
(or my applecolor monitor 100 which could toggle between monochrome green and full color modes)
Don’t you think he looks tired?
Don’t you think he looks tired?
“Hold you your hand, Frodo. It’s quite cool.”
- Gandalf, The Fellowship of the Ring
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…look, they could either drop a redundant L or add another hyphen: i fully support their choice, although in my opinion a better solution would be to reformat 3M PF-5030 and avoid hyphenating either entry…
(bottom-up formatting kills the viability of vertical text for this graphic)
Finance
Insurance
Real
Estate
…the moneyed class made sure that commerce always benefits their own rent-seeking intermediation first…
…i get his correspondence via email…