My Sequoia is like 2.5x the size of my Honda fit. If I ever hit my Honda while pulling into the driveway I'll total it.
I fully agree with your statement.
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Eric Harris made a columbine.wad for doom2
Oh right. Okay. Not sure why that acronym didn't cross my mind.
It's like someone feeding a cat into a wood chipper
What is WSL? I see it referenced all the time?
It seems like tennis players aren't really the priority when protecting scientific data, or potential breakthroughs.
Lol Im not sure I ever saw those.
He's never get anything done. He'd be gooning all day. Fuck the people that have you downvotes their boring people.
Why are half of the comments in this thread talking about how the steamdeck isn't a computer? What the fuck are you all on about? Do you just need to be contrarian to be different? It's a fucking full computer, like has all the parts and functions a computer has....
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