https://jamrs.defense.gov/Market-Research-Studies/Test-Page/

If I take public transport, then I look outside the window.

Time to study air freshener first aid.

No thanks. I’ll wait for USB to develop their own writing and language first. They will get there one day.

Luckhurst maintained his innocence from the outset, maintaining he gave the hobo the sandwich to discard, not consume.

Ah yes, the room temperature IQ (Celsius) defense.

Die.

I’ve got a habit of living. Nothing more, really, it’s just a habit.

His company’s website: http://airsourceinternational.com/

HTML frames, what a bad boy!

The only working external link seems to be Adobe, so you won’t really get stuck in it browsing something else.

As an Arch user, whatever suits you.

I installed Arch on my ThinkPad because.............................................................................................. uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuhhhhhhhh.................... I had an Arch sticker and I felt like I couldn’t use it if I didn’t use Arch.

Everyone has some reasons for their favorite distro.

What do you mean? The instructions specifically tell you to:

Like Spanish Lidl that got 100kg of cocaine with bananas: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2010/jan/04/lidl-supermarket-cocaine-banana-delivery

And later Czech Lidl that also got 100kg of cocaine with bananas: https://www.euronews.com/2015/04/04/czech-republic-over-100kg-of-cocaine-found-in-supermarket-banana-shipment

*There’re

There’s A LOT of unhealthy porn, especially for kids. Especially for kids with no sex education. It’s also easier for them to get addicted.

You could also say alcohol is part of growing up, because for many it is.

I mean that YOUR emails would possibly end up in spam of say GMail users.

I used to do that as a kid. Made defecating far easier.

“That’s not ft, that’s pws, that’s different.”

I see you attempted spoiler.

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Welp, that was my only reason to specifically get a ThinkPad. I got to use one at school and quickly got used to it. I wanted to keep that experience, so I bought a ThinkPad. I’ve used the TrackPad precisely 0 times, I have it permanently disabled. If I run out of space for stickers, I’ll put them over the TrackPad as well.

I’d say the TrackPoint, once you get used to it, becomes an extension of the finger.

Only annoying thing is the occasional drift.

Disable the trackpad, problem solved.

TrackPoint supremacy.

Banning users based on IPs is extremely stupid. VPNs, CG-NAT or even just dynamic addressing.