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Everybody yapping "AGI achieved internally". Life was easier in 2000s... ringtone debt scarier than agi. source: Interview with 2000s PC User.

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those were the days 🥹

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U 2 young 2 r3membr duh

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I remember patching uxtheme.dll.

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My Track01 was In the End

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i built kind of like addicting games... back in the day.. i need to resurrect some of it and bring back the old flash games because theres a Rust runtime these days.... so we are so back

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Why you tease me

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on point track1 killed me

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track2 just noise

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