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    What did you have for breakfast today?

    Which cereal was it?
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    What did you have for breakfast today?

    This was for supper, but I just had a yummy bowl of Coco Pops.
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    What did you have for breakfast today?

    No prob.
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    What did you have for breakfast today?

    Get McDonalds.
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    The Meme Box

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    The Meme Box

    Oh, and sending death threats to people who use AI is justifiable? I mention this because you Antis are typically so full of yourselves, and you LOVE doing it. Also, cope. The point still stands.
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    The Meme Box

    Meme all you want. My point still stands.
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    The Meme Box

    No, it's not.
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    The Meme Box

    It really does get to a point where his/her memes become more spam than AI content itself.
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    How to dress like a polite and tough gentleman?

    That or Sniper.
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    Gaming Free Games thread

    When I was younger, I used to be OBSESSED with Scott Cawthon's The Desolate Hope. Everything about the game, from its story to its music choices to the gameplay (both in battle and simulation), makes it one of my favourite games I've ever played on Steam. Now, if only Scott would let loose and...
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    Waiting for the (potential) 12.52 exploit for my Slim.

    About fucking time! Now all I need is a Blu-ray Burner and some burnable Blu-ray discs, and I'm settled!
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    New to Linux

    Twice on a late-2013 MacBook Pro, and once on a low-end Lenovo IdeaPad (the specs for the IdeaPad can be seen in my GBATemp signature).
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    New to Linux

    Fedora is buggy as hell. That, and it's (to me, at least) absolute shite.
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    New to Linux

    First thing any newbie should do is use Ubuntu. Do not use Arch or Fedora-based systems (at least, until you've gotten the hang of Linux in general). Ubuntu has everything: a built-in package manager, the Snap Store (which technically acts as a Linux and open-source version of the Microsoft...
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