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Rarely, and it shows
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They definitely fit the cold and dead bill. I think I only hesitated because traditionally it's been the most unnatural looking stock photos that have typically been used for memes.
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Damn, should have scrolled farther before looking this up myself.
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Combat Evolved came out 23 years ago. That's older than Super Mario Bros. was when the Wii launched.
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Excellent
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Sure, but it still a bit much to put on your car. I don't have ovaries but I don't think I'd like to see my parent have this if I did.
"my children are thrown away in a tissue" doesn't quite have the same ring to it
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I'm not defending Apple. Just stating that at one time iTunes was DRM free.
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Ah, so I guess I did know, thanks. But still, my doubt isn't good.
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But then later for like $10 I could take all my pirate music, legitimize it, and download a copy from iTunes if theirs was better quality. That was nice.
Edit: iTunes Match
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What is the latest Xbox even called?
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I like that idea. I've actually seen that somewhere recently but I can't remember where.
Feeling nostalgic. 30 mins in flash with no seekbar
www.techdirt.com
>Swift’s long battle is well-known in the industry. But an article on the Harvard Law Today site from a few months back adds an important detail to this story that I have not seen reported anywhere else. It draws on comments made by Gary R. Greenstein, a “technology transactions partner” at Wilson Sonsini, one of the top US law firms. It concerns a common legal requirement in contracts to wait a certain number of years before artists are allowed to re-record an album:
>Should the user of the code consider the software useful, they are encouraged to buy the author a beer "in return" if they ever meet. Not to be confused with ["free as in beer"](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gratis_versus_libre) software
[Given the issue viewing local community comments I'm sadly considering seeing how other apps have matured since I started using Sync.](https://sh.itjust.works/post/25779506) If I stop my sub, but then it gets fixed and I want to come back, will I lose my user tags, etc? Has anyone tried? (also, Lj, if you see this it's nothing personal, still the best designed app)
Anyone else experiencing this? I can* view the posts fine but any post to a community on my instance will not show comments (despite a comment count).
Image background was generatively removed but otherwise that's real beef baby
Reminder: you can block communities if you're not a fan. This is specifically why I made its own community.
