Saw the lede photo of Trump looking down, and read the headline as “...he pissed himself.” LOL.
Howard Blair
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Win95 will run under DOSBox; at least I’ve got it working on a Windows machine. Don’t know how fast or stable it would be on Raspberry Pi’s version of DOSBox....
486 PC mini = Raspberry Pi + DOSBox.
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HAHAHA!!! DO ME! DO ME!
I know of one for sure...
“...has a similarly confidant, cohesive vision...”
“...what French girls, as a monolith, are up to—”
I hid the “notch” - and also the rounded corners and curved edges - by boycotting them all. Square corners, no missing corner pixels and “camera notch,” and no garbage curves. Unfortunately, all of these things are getting harder and harder to come by...
“If you’ve ever been stuck in an airport with a duty free shop, chances are you’ve perused the fragrance section.”
“2. Neutralize the acid
“...off it’s normal price.”
“...off it’s normal price.”
Blacking something out with asterisks is censoring, not “sensoring.” And learn to use a damned apostrophe when appropriate, m’kay?
“Look out, there’s walkers nearby!”
Wow, Hughes’ description sounds like it was written by one of the experimental prose AI apps...
Lumosity got sued for making deceptive claims about “brain improvement”:
They skipped 2 and went straight to X.
It doesn’t “emulate” the games, the PowerPC chip and ATI graphics chip are naturally backwards-compatible. The “Wii Family Edition” lacks the GameCube controller and memory card ports, as well as the compatibility, though.
Nope. The GameCube had 24MB of RAM, the Wii had 88MB; while both use PowerPC CPUs and ATI graphics, the GameCube runs its CPU at 485MHz, and graphics at 162MHz; the Wii ran its CPU at 792MHz, and graphics chip at 243MHz. The GameCube uses mini DVDs; the Wii has full-size DVD capabilities; good luck finding a Wii game…
“...corporate factions in our sever...”