i've no useful comment to add, but for those who don't click
Horse carcasses therefore also had to be removed from the streets. The bodies were often left to putrefy so the corpses could be more easily sawn into pieces for removal.
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blow me! they must be tacking crazy.
hah, although and cartman forged his legacy from string off as a poor son of a whore .
the other thing version started out as rich son of a bitch.
i hope those "conservative" types are a symptom of obscene excess wealth,
and the people who really need it have better functioning brains.
hmmn, would it really have been that hard for him to get a job in pr0n?
probably better to describe them as 'memes of economic shitposting', but i think it may have been that way for a while now.
probably sine quite a while before the word meme and shitpost..
i have approximately SD card amount.
if i were to rip it all lossless or higher bitrate then i'd have approximately, "larger sd-card " amount.
sd card slot plus headphone jack is necessary for me.
why is my 10 year old second hand phone better at basic music + video tasks than almost anything currently available , for the sake to a couple of quid worth of parts?
thanks ill have a look.
haha, you mean the impact on the marginal return to labour?
i mean most econonics rhetoric is fucking garbage, but the stuff from the ones who studied economics before learning calculus properly . . .
mmmm. . . bliss point . . .
yeah,
popular != successful
especialy "popular amongst lefty computer geeks"
i don't think my preferences line up with what you're after, so maybe ignore this. . . .
i'd recommend explaining computers youtube and website for beginners - he'll give you much better advice than me
https://yewtu.be/channel/UCbiGcwDWZjz05njNPrJU7jA
but FWIW i reckon mint+xfce. will give you "easy" and "decent performance on old hardware"
you can try out the more flashy d.e s on a usb boot drive see if you think the features are worth it on your setup.
always remember it's easy and cheap to experiment.
get yourself a system for backing up your "home" directory, - a couple usb drives is easy enough.
and i'd also recommend starting a text file list of all programs/packages you like to install.
you can make it into a bash "sudo apt get " script (for debian based) if you're feeling super lazy.
, or just run through it manually whenever you switch.
also do the SSD upgrade as soon as you can afford it, it'll make everything a lot better