Well, I guess this is my last comment.
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On a slightly related note: Does anyone know how accurate Speccy (A PC utility) is for measuring temperature of components? It's saying that my CPU is at 167 F right now. It's hot, but that would literally cook a turkey.
Porque no los dos?
I'll just leave this here.
He should get himself a Boy Scouts of America certified Pee Card.
How good did those penguins smell? Every encounter I've ever had with penguins has been characterized by stankiness.
I bet he did it for teh lulz.
They can't find a device that isn't turned on?
Thanks Captain Hindsight!
The majority of the money from movies doesn't go to the actors, musicians, make-up, sound guys, etc. In fact, most of them have already been paid and won't make a penny more from a movie, unless it has a sequel. The majority of the money goes to the producers.
Even if they did completely remove the .torrent files and Magnet links, which your headline initially led me to believe, I already downloaded the list of all of the magnet links, so it looks like smooth sailing for me from here on out.
This geek is gonna keep rocking his cargo pants. I've got pockets for all of my peripherals, plus I'm comfortable and can easily escape my pants in case of a dog attack.
I potential motivating factor behind ZTE's decision to release 8 phones at once is the fact that not everyone uses phones the same way or has the same needs. although I may want a QWERTY keyboard to slide out of my phone, someone else may not. Although someone may want a huge phone with a stylus, I do not. They may…
Thick frames are impractical. As a glasses wearer, I have thin metal frames. I've tried to deal with thicker frames on a few occasions, but they obstruct my vision too much. My glasses are not a fashion statement or an accessory. Instead, they are a necessary part of my daily routine.
The picture at the top is of a TV. A TV is technology.
Troll table.
The Bandwidth rates are too damn high!
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