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If you have a clueless relative whose computer is constantly infested with spyware and the like, this seems like a very good idea.
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If you have a clueless relative whose computer is constantly infested with spyware and the like, this seems like a very good idea.
Sorry about the lack of content lately. I'm already late on a project and simply haven't had the time. Perhaps soon.
Topic for discussion:
Resolved: whatever Steely Dan produces, it is not music, and the only reason people listen to them is that it feels so good when they stop.
Honestly, their music makes me ill. It's like Kenny G and the Partridge Family mooshed together and played backwards. Noxious crap.
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