Don’t forget solar.

It would kill Linux adoption, though.

Although I’m sure Ubuntu and Red Hat are already working on implementing it.

I see you’ve never owned cats.

Same with shower sex.

You’re reading way too much into a shitpost

Is it the right direction if you’ll be unable to visit websites without having OS age verification?

He was the guy cracking the whip at the sweat shop

Having a ton of sex doesn’t equal not lonely either.

Like Barney from HIMYM, or Charlie Sheen in 2.5 men.

I’m not sure what you expect school districts to do about gun control.

What previous gen console hasn’t been?

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If it’s certified mail, probably.

But that’s assuming they’re not going to change enough to skirt copyright laws.

Although I’m sure Red Hat and Ubuntu will implement it eventually to keep their enterprise clients compliant.

That’s not what this is. That hardware is to set a bone, and those bone lengthy rigs are more complex.

Most likely scenario is either the bone was shattered enough that repair wasn’t possible, or it was used for a bone graft. The fibula is a common bone that’s used because it’s not very load bearing.

Could be doctors trolling the staff.

Were these IRL, or on dating sites?

If it’s dating sites, that’s just how online dating is. You gotta slog through until you actually find someone, and it can take forever.

But if it’s actually 200 times in person without a single success, you’re doing something wrong. Maybe it’s how you ask, your attitude when asking, or maybe it’s your personality in general, but there’s one common denominator here.

“I’ve done everything right and no one will date me,” sounds dangerously close to incel logic. If you’re not sure what it is that is turning people away, maybe therapy can help.

Some people, especially 4chan people, should not be themselves if they want a relationship they don’t have to pay an hourly rate for.

You owned the licence for that physical copy of the game.

They just didn’t have a real way to revoke that license back then.

No, it’s always been buying a license to use a copy of the software. Even before the internet.

If you had actually bought the software you’d have the source code and distribution rights.

Discovering?