Chant-I-CRW

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by Chant-I-CRW 5mo ago
In ye olden days we used cables to sync all of our apps and data to our phones.
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by Chant-I-CRW 6mo ago
Just happened to me. IMDb account was automatically created using the email alias I use for Amazon. I have Ghostery running which should block tracking cookies so I'm not sure how IMDb made the connection back to my Amazon account. R
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by Chant-I-CRW 1y ago
Legend. I could use a harem too. These punch cards aren't going to punch themselves.
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by Chant-I-CRW 1y ago
Dang...sure would like some thnickels of my own. After that tree fell on my house it is really windy here. I could use something heavy to hold down my punch cards.
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by Chant-I-CRW 2y ago
This could just as easily be a history short from the Bobiverse.
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by Chant-I-CRW 3y ago
Thank you. I've always wondered how this worked. I have Star Wars TIE Fighter vs X-Wing and Battletech versions of this same thing. A friend and I played the hell out of these.
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by Chant-I-CRW 3y ago
I spent two decades working out of carpet covered boxes. These comics are giving me flashbacks. Outside I'm chuckling, but inside I'm waiting for the on-call pager to go off.
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by Chant-I-CRW 4y ago
I enjoyed your write-up, but what about the thief logic?
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by Chant-I-CRW 4y ago
This looks fun and interesting. How much does it reflect real world processes? After playing this, would I have a better working understanding of mining, refining, and logistics?
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by Chant-I-CRW 6y ago
When a workers' union calls for a strike it only works if most of the members support the strike. The potential benefits must outweigh the risk of hardship and inconvenience. Often the majority of workers support the strike because t
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by Chant-I-CRW 10y ago
I had an m1530 from 2008. It was still working great until 2015 when it stopped booting. I gave it to a friend for parts, but he used a blowtorch to redo the GPU solder. Says it is still working just fine today.