My software is no virus, it doesn’t even make any communication with the internet. It was a work of experimental passion of color processing.
I’ve never been interested in web apps, I’m a firm believer that software shouldn’t be tied to the internet unless absolutely necessary.
It’s basically an innovative way of processing bitmaps and photo-accurate color gradients. Try it out if you want, or not, that’s up to you. But I guarantee you it’s no virus.
So they made an extended version of the extended version? Gotcha. I didn’t have the good luck of seeing the extended² version that you mention.
You pointed out the 9 hour version I mentioned, which means you know exactly what version I was mentioning, which indeed was released as an extended version.
So shoot the guy that never saw the extended² version…
The entire post was about who the fuck wants to spend 10 hours watching a movie, and how that content is delivered.
I’m confused. Did the front fall off?
Yeah I know, I spent 2011 through 2017 researching that.
4 hours early?
Time is money, pay me for my wasted time!
Wait, that was an option?
I’m actually planning on trying to set up and play the game again under Linux Mint 22.1 / WINE 9.0
I never knew that option even existed…
You must have obtained a different version then, because I ripped the DVDs myself, and I know how to read.
Also, in case you haven’t noticed my username, I know how to keep time.
Extended version is around 9 hours, unless you can provide a link to the longer version you mentioned…
I found something of a cheat in SimCity 3000…
Every 4 years in game time, the game randomly generates a disaster. Save the game just before it generates the disaster. If the disaster it generates is severe, just reload the game from the last save, and it’ll generate a different disaster.
Then just roll with whatever disaster causes the least damage… 👍
I never know from one app to the next, whether it’s Apple, Android, Windows, or Linux, or user preferences, what style to expect.
This game was awesome!
Needs a crossover with GTA…
I don’t fear invisible deities. I don’t have imaginary friends. I fear the physical entity in front of me that may or may not have a weapon.
With that said, I do respect the positive beliefs of others, whatever keeps them positive, constructive, and generally happy.
Should bugs care about the suffering of humans?
I’m potentially deadly allergic to yellow flies, I’ve already had a couple episodes of anaphylaxis, where my entire arm swole up twice it’s size for a couple days, because a yellow fly bit my finger.
I’m not about the mass poisoning of bugs, I do appreciate nature, but if a bug tries to bite me, that bitch is gonna die quick!
I get that, yes. I also wouldn’t bother buying such a thing at all, let alone leave a product review. A kindergartener could make a fake paper cigarette from construction paper and random foil from the dollar store.
The fact that the guy left a product review at all from an online purchase leads me to think it’s an actual vape. Or just a troll post, who knows?
Bruh, you obviously need scissors to cut the duct tape when sealing the falling ceiling panels and taping the belligerent passenger to their seat…
I don’t see any Amazon logo to confirm nor deny if that’s where it came from. I admit though that I don’t do any shopping from Amazon, so I dunno.
Guess I might take your word on it, with a grain of salt though. I have no clue if it might have come from eBay or any of the other online companies… 🤷♂️
Okay. I once had a real e-vape that looks like a real cigarette. Given that the post appears to be something of a product review, I’m mostly inclined to think it’s a vape.
I have a Nextool Silver card tool. Although I have no plans to fly anywhere, I did investigate it’s TSA status.
It basically said that it is allowed in luggage, but is not allowed for personal carry.
Have you ever heard of OSHA?
Have you ever heard of pulling a prank at work that causes panic? Yeah, Chevron would still fire someone even over a totally fake paper cigarette, just for causing panic.