Shadow Wolf
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Ricky Gervias and Eddie Izzard are easily two of my favorites. Gervias would find a way to make nuclear holocaust hysterically funny, and Eddie does tons of Star Wars and Dr. Who jokes.
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Ricky GervaisRicky Gervias and Eddie Izzard are easily two of my favorites. Gervias would find a way to make nuclear holocaust hysterically funny, and Eddie does tons of Star Wars and Dr. Who jokes.
And yet somehow Springfield hasn't been wiped off the map after the decades begin to add on.And he's not just any worker....he's in charge of safety.
Shouldn't it be a wee late for you to be bored? lol
Shouldn't it be a wee late for you to be bored? lol
Cathryn the Great.Who would have guessed it was so easy...
Pick your baitings wisely, lol.Well I am. But it's more than that. I'm kind of just bored in general and not just at the moment - I can pretty much guess exactly what over half of threads will be about if I just look at the first half of the title and the name of the poster.
I have yet to see any halfway decent N64 emulation. I sorely wish Nintendo would release a "N64 mini," as my real N64 died many years ago and they cost a bit to replace (it was also many years before I learned how to repair electronics).I've been playing Star Fox 64 on my Pi 4, one of the harder games to run for 64. I also own the original copy on Nintendo 64, but anyway... It runs it at about 85% its full speed on the Pi. There ARE videos of people getting Nintendo 64 at full speed on their Pi 4, but my deep analysis reveals that they must literally be putting a whole week or two aside doing optimizations, basically only a little short of recoding a whole OS they are doing so much.
I have yet to see any halfway decent N64 emulation. I sorely wish Nintendo would release a "N64 mini," as my real N64 died many years ago and they cost a bit to replace (it was also many years before I learned how to repair electronics).
It also makes me wonder why IP laws haven't been changed to address the fact that people who designed things like Atari, NES, SNES, and N64 games haven't made money from those in awhile with third-party trades being the only way you can get those games anymore. It also extends to books, movies, music, all forms of art, really. The artist(s) dies, why should others continue to make tons of money off them and hold exclusive licensing rights?
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Dumb luck is the greatest ally of nuclear power & weapons.And yet somehow Springfield hasn't been wiped off the map after the decades begin to add on.