Charlie Merry

22, blind, don't use social media quite as much as I once did. I'm good with computers, but they're not very good with me. feel free to say hi nonetheless.

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2024-11-25 23:32:10 UTC

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I hope this guy knows that Donald didn't actually write that book, much less read or understand it.

2024-10-14 08:29:35 UTC

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I did try to get into that one actually, didn't realy love it though. I might try again, might not have been quite in the mood at the time, had just come from Dad's Army and that one is honestly hard to top. The sound quality is unbelievable considering it was broadcast largely in the 1950s. I'd love to know why everything else from that ira sounds so shit. BBC radio comedy is the greatest, and the Americans can go take their Serious XM or whatever and shove it where the sun don't shine.

2024-10-12 17:19:25 UTC

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I admire your optimism, but... 2016. That is all. Both of the candidates got it wrong then as well.

2024-10-12 00:34:41 UTC

Fuck the windows run dialog really, realy needs a run as administrator option. I was just unable to access the context menu from the start menu, no idea why because it usually works, but I had to find CMD.exe in system32 manually and it was not fun at all.

2024-10-04 02:01:34 UTC

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Respectfully, that's not the point. The point is that by amplifying bad sources, you lend them credibility weather you want to or not. I see from your bio that you are from the states, so I am not blaiming you for not being aware of the Daily Mail, but these guys will jump onto literally any bandwagon they think will drive engagement, and they are unbelievably right wing. A stopped clock may well be right twice a day, but you still shouldn't be using it.

2024-10-04 01:53:53 UTC

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FYI, I'm sure you meant well, but the Daily Mail is *not* a reliable source. Even Wikipedia refuse to use it.