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thursday itunes haul

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EROSPOSTING IS SO BACK

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DAY 418 - Windows

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DAY 417 - Eros art

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TIL my iPod running iOS 4.2.1 can still airplay to HomePods. Backwards compatibility my beloved.

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I did a thing...

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@batarong.com The Weather Channel uses these systems called Intellistars on most cable systems, they're really just a low-end gaming PC running Windows 7 in a rack enclosure. I managed to find a software dump online, and I'm willing to share.

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Just launched ws4k.net! Currently it's a directory for all of the community's emulation projects, but I do want some ideas for what to host on the domain.

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@grantgilmorewx.bsky.social don’t know if you’re in today, but here’s a photo i just took near my local pond.

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ppl seeing the switch 2 launch lineup being just games already released on switch but with "deluxe" added to the title:

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the wells fargo center legit looks like a pringles to-go can

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It happened again… #thundersnow

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eros desktop (@artifyber.xyz)

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Wish america had this for the president

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a problem i keep seeing with new users here... unlabelled nsfw. when uploading nsfw shit PLEASE LABEL IT AS NSFW! not everyone wants to see NSFW and you should respect that.

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MAJOR news out of the EAS world! SAGE Alerting Systems announced the ceasing of production for the Digital ENDEC 3644, the preferred choice for radio stations. This leaves Digital Alert Systems as the current viable option for alerting equipment, as it's still in production and regularly updated.