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the miniature primm slim agenda
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I recently discovered @fitbit has a Pip-boy watch face, and it’s customizable too! This wastelander has begun a healthier living, exorcise and weight loss journey recently👍 #pipboy #fitbit #fallout #mrsfallout
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It’s the performance of a lifetime.
Dead by Daylight: Nicolas Cage. Coming to a realm near you.
Learn more on July 5th.
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if true, kitty and a whole lotta other's legacies are gonna get wiped off the face of the earth, better start archiving folks, cause they sure as hell won't.
Google will start deleting inactive accounts after two years arstechnica.com/gadgets/2023… by @RonAmadeo
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Google has announced this change, however it will not affect inactive accounts with YouTube videos.
9to5google.com/2023/05/16/goo…
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A Google spokesperson has stated that they do not currently have any plans to remove accounts with YouTube videos, since videos may be noteworthy.
Archiving content is still a good idea. Platforms can always take down content arbitrarily.
9to5google.com/2023/05/16/goo…
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They should have named this game the legend of Zelda: beers of the kingdom and it could be about link and his friends cracking a few freaking cold ones in my opinion
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The tombstone commemorates George Johnson, a victim of wrongful execution in 1882, in the state of Arizona.
During the year 1882, George Johnson found himself in a peculiar predicament. Believing he had lawfully acquired a horse, little did he know that the seller was actually a thief. Tragically, Johnson was accused of horse theft upon taking possession of the animal.
Despite his desperate pleas of innocence, he was unjustly sentenced to death by hanging. It was only after his demise that the truth emerged, confirming his claims.
Today, George Johnson rests in eternal peace at Foothill Cemetery in Tombstone, Arizona.
