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The benefits of world hunger, read this over breakfast if you can. [Link]
Clown world. "... what are the CO2 emissions of the average Pride parade ?" That depends on how many Molotov cocktails I've thrown at them...
Washington secretly sent... And this was secret from... whom? The Rus? It's like when the early earth satellite images became available, and US...
And it didn't really make any difference.
Amazing how two rooted complicit & corrupt underground Terrorist entities never seem to be able to find any wrongdoing by them ever. ๐คก๐ฉ๐ช
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The later OSs make me nuts, much ado about not a lot in my view and a ton of useless overhead. 64-bit would be nice though to run some more modern apps but then there's XP x64.
Then of course there's 'Outlook Express' native to both 32- and 64-bit XP as well as the now ancient Mac OS 9.x.x. Perhaps the best e-mail client of all time. I have two years worth of 'Add-ons' and hacking and thrashing about to beat T'bird into something like a decent a client. Even at that though I had to do dumb stuff server-side to make it properly handle a gamut of e-mail addresses.
Out of the box it's a complete dog's dinner . . . I cannot imagine how the inexperienced make it run satisfactorily.