Going to the single communal windows 95 PC in my dirt village to watch 15 seconds of Transformers 2 in 240p before I am discovered and sentenced to death by anti-aircraft gun.
My last words are: "You may kill a man, but you'll never kill American soft power." One of the guards does the Wakanda salute. He is later fed to wild dogs.
I die with a smile on my face, knowing my remains will be repatriated to my family so they can have the first meal of their lives.
A team of 5600 north Korean Computer Scientists have been working tirelessly for a decade to implement USB functionality into every Win95 terminal in the country. Half died from stress.
Your lib friend who's Really Into Foreign Policy sees no contradiction here. Truly wonderful the mind of a lanyard is.
Going to the single communal windows 95 PC in my dirt village to watch 15 seconds of Transformers 2 in 240p before I am discovered and sentenced to death by anti-aircraft gun.
My last words are: "You may kill a man, but you'll never kill American soft power." One of the guards does the Wakanda salute. He is later fed to wild dogs.
I die with a smile on my face, knowing my remains will be repatriated to my family so they can have the first meal of their lives.
Stuxnet except it's windows 11
an act of mercy preventing someone from watching more of transformers 2
I don't remember Windows 95 supporting USB. I think I only 98 did in SE. Maybe that's just USB storage.
Not like trying to undermine your bit or anything; it just got me thinking.
A team of 5600 north Korean Computer Scientists have been working tirelessly for a decade to implement USB functionality into every Win95 terminal in the country. Half died from stress.
lmao the lanyard constricts so much that these things become possible