You can transfer the game with a wish scroll.
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homeoftheunderdogs used to be awesome in like the year 2001. But now I think it only has either freeware or links to a google searches where the fiiles used to be.
soulseek, yes that is cool , some extreme niches covered on there. That probably is better than napster was in some ways.
yeah, keep backups.
i've got some a few old games bought on floppies or cds that are knackered now. A few of them i've ended up buying again from gog.
That quiz was way too hard, there were about 3 questions that I couldn't answer so I just had to guess randomly.
Anyway i got kill bill - so i think i must have guessed wrong. I don't remeber ever owning a sword, or a yellow jumpsuit; I did have a yellow raincoat once and i have a swiss army knife.
I think Sightseers would have been a better choice. Or fight club if they did a remake without any of the Tyler Durden stuff.
at 6 it says 12:30
liveusb or vm - try before you don't buy - especially if you have a tonne of specifoc requirements. distro doesn't really matter.
In linux i think qemu/kvm is preferred for virtual machines - it's a bit fiddly, but i think it performs better and fuck oracle.
Thanks, I appreciate that. I paid an independent IT security consultant lot of money to help me come up with it - so I don't want to have to change it.
Don't worry I don't use that for my internet bank: 19513FDC9DA4FB72A4A05EB66917548D3C90FF94D5419E1F2363EEA89DFEE1DD
It's the points on the licence that really matters for speeding though in my country. When they accumulate enough points they get banned from driving for a period like a year or maybe more.
I hope this applies to meta. I'm pretty sure it doesn't though.
I'm already locked up in apt hell. I was sentenced to 0.10 minor kernel versions before I get out.
I still have to click separately at login to load wayland-mode in kde version 5.pre-enlightenment - like a massive kloser. Otherwise I'm stuck with a pretty much indistinguishably different user experience.
I hope i dont get fined for
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It's well in the shade already.