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by Svperstar 5y ago
I also switched to MusicBee. It has a very modern UI that "just works" as they say. Everything included out of the box no need to bother with plugins for me.
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by Svperstar 5y ago
I was really sick of where I was living, I quit my job, drove across the country. Took one week off to relax, unpack, etc. Put up my resume on the usual sites and started getting calls 9 am the next day. Had a job in a week.
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by Svperstar 5y ago
>There are minorities out here and we all get along just fine. I wonder if we talked to minorities in rural communities if they would agree with your assessment.
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by Svperstar 5y ago
SomethingAwful forums were NEVER about any kind of free speech. They had stifling censorship that drove a lot of the regulars off the forums for good.
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by Svperstar 5y ago
I just use the built in Google backup stuff. I save my NovaLauncher layout before I get a new phone. I have 200 gigs of music and I don't bother to back it up because I have multiple copies of it backed up.
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by Svperstar 5y ago
Art Bell was amazing in the late 1990s........then I think his son being sexually assaulted messed him up because was all downhill after that. He would constantly flake out and always had an excuse. He finally got a new show, then claimed p
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by Svperstar 5y ago
>I certainly can't say it didn't happen, there were definitely some less stable mods and of course the subject of this thread was the top admin for most of the forums' life, but my experience tells me that your friend was
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by Svperstar 5y ago
I might check it out since it is under new ownership. The era of SA I knew of was 1999-2003. I haven't thought very much about SA in a long time. I started using 4chan in like 2008 and didn't even know it was made by a former SA u
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by Svperstar 5y ago
I'm old so I remember when SomethingAwful was like 4chan and reddit combined for its time. I never actually registered an account on the forums, I was busy on other sites. My biggest issue with the SA forums is how they abused their us
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by Svperstar 5y ago
When I got online in 1996-1997 there was some website that played with font sizing and graphics to make the biggest Fuck on the internet. Like it would take a couple minutes to scroll on an old 640x480 monitor. Good times lol.
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by Svperstar 5y ago
I used to work in a warehouse driving a forklift. I will take a desk job any day of the week over that hell.
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by Svperstar 5y ago
I was still in college when the Raptor came out. I had an affluent friend who put two in RAID0 and I never saw Windows XP boot up so fast. He has some kind of solution rigged up for the noise so it was noticeable but pretty muffled. I was s
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by Svperstar 5y ago
I emailed Matrox and asked if support for GLQuake was coming and they emailed me back and said "We are currently working on the drivers" Total lie. The Mystique was completely incapable of supporting GLQuake. Live and learn. I had
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by Svperstar 5y ago
In 1996 I had got my first PC, I wanted a 3D card but didn't have the technical knowledge to understand the difference between cards. I got a Matrox Mystique. It ran a couple of games well that it came with. It was completely incapable
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by Svperstar 5y ago
Plenty of people get on methadone maintenance and life productive lives. This keeps them from scoring dope in the streets and fueling the drug trade. Judges have demanded people stop taking methadone and some of these people have ended up d
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by Svperstar 5y ago
>a) WAV files with no internal metadata (there is a metadata file alongside though and a album-cover.jpg) (My ripping process pre-dates the ubiquity of FLAC playback support) Converting your entire .WAV library to .FLAC should be extreme
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by Svperstar 5y ago
Actually it was bhs-2020 still remember it after all these years
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by Svperstar 5y ago
Back in like 1998 or 1999 I used L0phtCrack to get the admin password to the PCs in the computer lab. Good times :)
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by Svperstar 5y ago
I used lophtcrack to get the windows admin password to the computer lab PCs in high school :)
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by Svperstar 5y ago
I'm old, my online friends moved from IRC to Discord around 2017.
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by Svperstar 5y ago
> Or not-having-a-car (hardly unusual for London) bubble. In large sections of the US, I am guessing like 90% of the country it is almost impossible to survive without a car, like you literally will end up homeless without an automobile
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by Svperstar 5y ago
I stopped using Waterfox back in like 2010-2012(not sure the exact year) and switched to Cyberfox. Then to Chrome, back to Firefox. I don't see any point in using Waterfox in 2021.
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by Svperstar 5y ago
I got locked out of my PayPal, after 5 years of inactivity PayPal finally deleted the account themselves.
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by Svperstar 5y ago
I miss the era of the Celeron 300 mhz overclocked to 450 mhz. Was a time of rapid change.
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by Svperstar 5y ago
I tried really hard to get into Hotline, I still remember the "welcome to Hotline" girl. Every hotline server I tried was either terrible or so full it was impossible to connect or use. Never had a good experience with it. Guess I
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by Svperstar 5y ago
lol we used to use Back Orifice to mess with friends on ICQ, yeah, I'm old. I know.
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by Svperstar 5y ago
About 10 years ago I read a bunch of former roller bladers and skateboarders talking about the death of rollerblading in the 1990s. It is much easier to do tricks on rollerblades, also it was viewed as a "gay" activity in a much
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by Svperstar 5y ago
I'm old. I remember reading about this crap back in 2003 and thinking "I'm sure it will be thrown out of court in a year or two". The court system is nuts.
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by Svperstar 5y ago
"Death is a preferable alternative to Communism!" -Liberty Prime
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by Svperstar 5y ago
I have been using Zowie mice for years. Plug and play NO software to download. Best mice for FPS I have ever used.

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