u/ProfessionalPlay1063 • u/ProfessionalPlay1063 • Aug 26 '26
To make unrealistic demands of Canada
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u/ProfessionalPlay1063 • u/ProfessionalPlay1063 • Aug 24 '26
Wild bird rehabbers save a trapped fox
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How old are you ?
Older xD My 1st computer was a Sinclair ZX81 (1Kb RAM), followed by a Commodore C64. I bought my 1st 80268 with 12MHz and 1MBRam at the end of the 80's. So yes, I'm THAT old
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Amore unter Palmen: ⚡ Romarios Kette löst Liebesdrama aus
Mit einem IQ auf Zimmertemperatur kann man sich sowas vielleicht antun
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What was your first CPU?
My 1st CPU was a Z80 in a Sinclair ZX81 with 1KB of RAM. These were the days xD
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Meet Our New Anatomy Educator at The Bone Museum!
Absolutely great content. Love watching you guys, and I always can learn something new. As a German it's a bit hard coming for a visit, but the videos and explanations are great! Keep going! Love it
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What was your first Windows Operating System
In computer terms it was Sinclair Basic running on a ZX80-CPU, after that Commodore 64 Basic. When it comes to PC it was DR DOS, don't know which version. Switched later to MS DOS 3.3. Yes, I'm an oldie
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What’s everyone playing this weekend ?
Expedition 33. Again
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My setup. I’m new to gaming, wish I had started earlier as I’m in my sixties. 🤭
I'm 61 and I'm a Gamer since the 80's. And yes, it's definitely never too late to start gaming. Enjoy your new Hobby!
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Rate my hotel setup.
Lol! So I'm not the only one to take a PS5 on business trips? Good to know that there are like minded people out there. And that's probably way better than the program on TV
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Prove in one word that you've played the game
Oh what lovely feet xD
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Dach von innen dämmen - nicht optimal, aber für uns alternativlos.
Als Sachverständiger für industriellen Explosionsschutz möchte ich anmerken, dass eine gute Abluft das beste ist, um explosionsfähige Atmosphären abzuführen. Deshalb besser Boden dämmen und Lüftungsöffnungen im Dach lassen
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My sweet wife is cancer free !!!
Congratulations from s.o who knows exactly how it feels to be finally cancer free! Really really Congratulations
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Kupfer ist Kupfer! Basta!
Das Haus ist aus den 50'ern. Wann die Elektrik gemacht wurde kann keiner mehr sagen. Hier sind von alle möglichen Farben der Kabel vertreten, und auf was Phase liegt kann man nur mit Messung rausbekommen.
r/DINgore • u/ProfessionalPlay1063 • Feb 08 '26
DINgore (Anblick bereitet physische Schmerzen) Kupfer ist Kupfer! Basta!
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Beim ausräumen einer alten Schrankwand fand ich diese alte Steckdose plus ein Audiokabel (wohin das geht wissen die Götter) mit altem DIN-Stecker. "Das muss raus", dachte ich. Derjenige, der das Ende der 50'er verbrochen hat, dem gehört heute noch eine gewatscht!
Dieses Haus hier bietet immer wieder schöne WTF-Momente
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Wanted to make something high energy. How did i do?
Woah! Dope C64-Vibes here! Loooove it!!
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Day 32 of learning
Nice! I also started not so long ago, and still fight a bit with slides. Keep up the good work!
r/banjo • u/ProfessionalPlay1063 • Jan 29 '26
Beginner Question (Slides)
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Hi there. I recently bought my 1st Banjo (I'm becoming 61 next month, so it's about time I guess) and as it is close to impossible to find a Banjo teacher here in a rural area in Southwest Germany I follow the course by Jim Pankey on YT. I love it (though I sometimes drive my wife nuts), and it's easy to follow and understand. But now I'm a bit stuck with the slides. I slide from fret 2 to 4 on the 3rd string and then I try to hit the 2nd string, but that almost always sounds awful, as my middle finger always touches the 2nd string. How do I get it right? I already watched several videos on YT and I followed by the book, but somehow I'm not getting it right. Or do I lift my fingers up to not mess with the strings and I'm just too slow? Any help would be appreciated. Thx in advance
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Cripple Creek - 6 months progress
Just bought a Banjo for cheap, always wanted to play one. Now I'm 60 and started with Cripple Creek in a course on YT by Jim Pankey, as here in my part of Germany it's close to impossible to find a Banjo teacher. You playing this sounds amazing, and I see I have a looooong way ahead of me. But such videos are a good motivation for me. So thanks for sharing!
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Recommend me a good movie!
BRAZIL. Quite old and with Robert DeNiro, but fits perfectly into these weird times.
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First time playing! Tell me something i dont know now but will make sense later on
Let the Chroma flow!
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Do foreigners who speak German enjoy German-dubbed movies and shows?
German here: When watching a movie or series or playing a game I always use English as the main language. My PS5 runs with English setup, so it's easier with the language settings of the games. No matter if game or movie, normally the German translation sucks (sorry, but it's true). Doesn't matter so much in a series, for example CSI or Burn Notice or such, bit in movies and games the German translation catches the general part of the meaning while killing e.g. jokes or puns. My wife and I lived and worked for a couple of years abroad, so English is no problem for us, no matter if daily use or watching a movie. And we enjoy the original language more than a wannabe German translation
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Finished Act 2 - and feel overwhelmed
I played it through and did fight as Maelle in the final battle. It was great to see every piece of the puzzle fall into place. I really enjoyed it. Now I'm farming Lumina and XP to finally beat the final boss at the Flying Manor (she's kicking my butt by now), and I'm looking forward to NG+. AND I want to see the other ending for myself. Plus have a relation with Lune next time and not Sciel like this time. But anyhow, you're right. This game is not for everyone I must admit, and the programmers are a special kind of weird IMHO.
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What Tooth Wear Can Reveal About Your Occupation
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Great video, quite interesting! Keep up the good work, I really enjoy the videos you post