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Wasn’t 23 and me already a corpo that owned it though

Must be a kernel issue

Why doesn’t Greenland/Denmark disallow them from even having a base there anymore?

Damn, there’s a paper jam in the fax machine again

Maybe graphene will find a way into duping those apps to think you have a regular android phone?

3d printing, if you start it’s a wormhole, where you end up wanting more and more different types of printers, print a lot of useless crap, have a lot of filament lying around, and spare parts. Not as space consuming as automotive or woodwork etc but if you live in a small apartment without a dedicated room for hobbies it can get pretty crazy.

It’s just subtracting by one, simple aftermath really

You’d like this movie called Pay it forward

Danish pastries…

Hoverboards, RePet and a hangover cure

Remember, they’re called just pastries over there.

About 250mb worth of pics of the fam, in low res, a copy of Predator in 240p which I guess would be another 250mb, low quality music for another 250mb, and 250mb of a nes emulator and nes roms. Once all out together i wouldplay around with all of this and fit in some Star Trek, Andromeda, and Toast of London episodes.

But then how would we judge them?

There’s enough footage etc I guess for them to be identified and arrested, wonder if that’s happening

In most countries it’s the sale point which matters, not which state you reside in, for indirect tax. I would assume it’s the same in the US. For example if you’re on holiday in a different state or country, they wouldn’t charge what you’re charged back home.

Best comment I’ve read in this thread, sofa

Thanks for giving me many hours of something to do

Ah! I never knew that! Thanks for the detailed explanation