Sure it was, in America at least. I think I got my first PC that could burn disks in like 1998 and it was a mass marketed Compaq from Circuit City. Napster showed up the next year and CD burning exploded. Napster was dead by 2001.

That’s about half the price of the Aqaras at full price

When people tell me electric cars will never see mass adoption, I’ll remember this.

Minneapolis?

They’re good people who take good care of me.

My company does not do drug tests and never has. Someone asked the owner why and he said ‘Id lose a lot of good people’

I just want to say I don’t see why this is getting down voted, this is nostupidquestions, and on top of that, this one is interesting and I’m excited to see peoples insight.

Mightve spent a couple years there a couple decades ago.

Is Big Burrito still open?

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I did the same thing with Vizio and it eventually would randomly turn off, or sound wouldn’t work or something, you’d call support and they’d tell you that you have to update it. It doesn’t make any sense, but I did it and it would work find for awhile again. Thr tinfoil hat in me says they do that to get whatever info they have stored on you.

MY MAN WHEN YOU SPEAK WITH THE PACK YOU HAVE TO CRANK THOSE RESPONSES UP TO 11 LIKE YOURE CRANKING YOUR HOG TO MEGAPORN

This is a well reasoned answer. If this were my instance I would also ban communities linking to pirated software. A single lawsuit and lawyer bill for a regular guy, and that can fuck your life up all because you tried to run a decent community. I have a username I use for browsing lemmynsfw, I’ll make one for browsing piracy related things too.