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Started by marchoffmann 97 posts last post 1 month ago Page 5 of 5

#81

why didn't they even bother monitoring anyone that did this thing. And why did they even need your mic?
signed, Mayowa Arogundade

#82

Could they probably try and search for it? I don't know if that will work but... Also I'm just wondering, was your microphone a very expensive / high quality so that they thought it's worth stealing?
Signed: Orochimaru.

#83

For sure bro. No pun intended, shure, mv7 plus.
McOi

#84

That moment when you configure wrong your server and having nextcloud with important files and the next day everything is reset and no backups

#85

rip, this is why backups are a must!

#86

Well, secure passwords and ssh keys rather. Being tired is not an excuse and there is nobody to blame other than yourself.

#87

86, We all do mistakes, don't we?

#88

When you finally sent off an email you should have sent months ago and hope for the best, and also feel a little bit of relieve as there is a chance of that email actually having the desired effect.

#89

Kinda making me curious ngl.
McOi

#90

Just French. Fuck it.

#91

Hi from Paris right now...
L.
McOi

#92

Found some French ladies? They are admirable at kissing so I heard. :P

#93 Edited

I thought you had experience with Feline already and can speak from direct experience? No need to deny it bro. We listen and we don't judge.

#94 1 like

When you sit in your room, its quiet, except a hermet-style(I didn't knew how to describe it can throw a link if someone would ask) soundtrack from last of us two. And suddenly passed good memories wash over you. Your dad's voice, your playtime together when he was alive and when you was a child, your granddad's stories... All these things. I feel... I... I dunno.
End of post, I reckon.

#95

She's not French LOL, Italian. Also for everyone not knowing this insider, that's not her actual name.
-- (Jonathan):
I thought you had experience with Feline already and can speak from direct experience? No need to deny it bro. We listen and we don't judge.
--

#96

bro I can absolutely relate. I also lost my father almost 9 years ago and all memories I have are positive. Back then I was train obsessed and he went to the train station with me just so I could hear them drive by. Also even when he already had cancer and was weak he carried some huge old computer from the basement into my room because I wanted to play with it.
I try to not think about it for a longer period of time if I can because it brings back memories and I always wonder how it could have been.
Lots of strength for you, I know how it is.
-- (turbogamer):
When you sit in your room, its quiet, except a hermet-style(I didn't knew how to describe it can throw a link if someone would ask) soundtrack from last of us two. And suddenly passed good memories wash over you. Your dad's voice, your playtime together when he was alive and when you was a child, your granddad's stories... All these things. I feel... I... I dunno.
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#97 1 like

I feel that. My dad's been gone since 12 years ago. Still haunts me cuz I was right next to him when he did what he did. Strenghth to you and your family.
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