Yeah we made the mistake one night of deciding to put a computer cassette, into a stereo cassette player. We were drunk. I also wish we hadn't had the volume up so loud. We actually managed to blow a tweeter on one of my buddies speakers.
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The nuclear launch codes are saved on this thing.
No they're saved on those micro-cassettes
not a caption but the location of the caps lock and arrow keys are an abomination in the eyes of our Silicon Lord
Eyeballing superior Left CTRL position...
It makes a good point. Let's hear it out.
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"CR, LF, CRLF? Why can't we just have a universal line ending character? 
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We already have 3 universal line ending characters. Are you proposing a fourth?
I found a YouTube link in your comment. Here are links to the same video on alternative frontends that protect your privacy: