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Internet Blog — Sat, 15 Dec 2012 11:50:16 +0000

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Linux711 — Fri, 21 Sep 2012 16:27:26 +0000

Yeah. I 100% understand and can relate to what you are saying. People always say the same things to me about how I need to get out more, etc. I really have no interest in doing so because the average person is so shallow minded that I don’t even know what I would talk to them about anyway. I am a very weird person. It seems that the things that I am interested in are not even remotely interesting to the average Joe Blow so even if I did get out, it would be just a waste of time for both me and the other people. Being awkward like me doesn’t help either.

The employment thing has also been an issue for me. I am currently in college, so it doesn’t matter as much at this particular moment, but I have still run into issues in the past. It seems like my area is so dry in terms of software development, that even with my current skillset, the best job I can find involves managing a SQL database. I honestly have never worked with databases or anything web related for that matter, so I think the average person just assumes I am stupid and don’t really know as much as I claim to because they don’t understand the difference between database/programming etc. If I wanted to get a job as a software developer, I would definitely have to move somewhere else. It’s annoying though because I am not the type of person who enjoys working on a strict schedule or in a cubicle and the vast majority of programming type jobs are that way.

So yeah. There’s my rant.

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Comment on Game formats of Days gone by: Cartridges by BC_Programming

BC_Programming — Tue, 07 Aug 2012 21:57:32 +0000

Hello juan,

How is it “Broken”? I honestly don’t know what it is (the white thing) but I think it’s a safe bet it’s necessary. If it’s broken completely off I don’t think there is anything you can do. You probably could replace it but first we’d have to figure out what the heck it is, then there is desoldering the bits of the old one, soldering on the new one, etc.

Another point is that I’m not 100% if every cart of the same game always looks the same. I know Yoshi’s Island was re-released as a “Million Seller” title, so they might have switched around the circuit board for that release.

Comment on Game formats of Days gone by: Cartridges by juan

juan — Tue, 07 Aug 2012 17:17:19 +0000

i have a problem with my yoshi’s island cart the white thing shown in the picture i think it says x-1 next to it is broken i bought the game this way…is there any way to fix this or ins the game junk?