Да, верно.
Don't trust anyone who posts on twitter in 2026
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Mario kart 64
Hmm assuming the disk isn't super scratched up, I'm thinking you need to configure the region correctly.
I think if it was a decryption error, you'd have something different to a read error on what looks like one of the first blocks.
I remember there's a cli utility for setting the region that you should be able to get from your package manager, I can't remember the name off the top of my head
Edit: reread your post, regionset rings a bell actually. If it's not available in your package manager, perhaps try building it from source
.....erm
£12,898 according to SteamDB at today's prices
In my defense I've had my account for 20 years and had humble bundle monthly/choice for like a third of that time, so the real number is hopefully not quite that
Oh right, I think I basically only remember seeing that size in the UK in those cup dispensers on the side of those office water coolers, which now I think of it are something I'm also seeing less of these days.
There have been things marketed as AI for about as long as the term has existed.
The best way to engage with marketing if you want an accurate view of the world is: absolutely not at all.
The non spineless thing would be to tax the shit out of these companies to pay for it rather than letting them shift the cost of breaking everything onto everyone else
How big are they? The ones I have in mind are usually either 500ml or a UK pint (568ml)
I thought the solo cups were American pint size (473ml)
A 128GB blu ray should be sufficient for basically any game
Up to 256GB over two disks should be more than enough
The other comments give the answer, but if you're interested in the history of them, the Wikipedia article has a good bit of it https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zine
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BBC in recent years has (arguably maliciously when you look at some of the backgrounds of the recent show runners of things like question time) been presenting two views as equivalently valid when one is from a genuinely respected expert in whatever field is being discussed and another is from racist Barry from the pub who drove a leaded petrol car for a few too many years.
Presenting two sides as equal is not impartial, it gives extremists a platform to amplify their platform.
The paradox of tolerance follows that we should actively avoid platforming bad-faith extremists. Let alone presenting their views as reasonable.