Post number #271576, ID: f27231
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Now what? How should I end it all?
Post number #271597, ID: c61e6e
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Smash a hammer through it then toss it out a window. It's good for relieving stress
Post number #271604, ID: b1ceba
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Install linux, it will fix itself
Post number #271677, ID: c05528
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assuming this is real, what exactly is broken when you try to use it?
Post number #271707, ID: 38ba4b
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Assuming it's irreparable try swinging by an electronic recycling place and uh, five finger discount ing a donated PC. Ran on an XP box for awhile and the place I live near doesn't really screen the drop off spot... Some people actually donate working hardware to get melted down!!
Obviously if dumpster diving isn't your thing you can try garage sales, businesses that are closing, Craigslist (generally works but is more aspensive).
Post number #272219, ID: f97a92
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Troubleshoot what broke and replace that part...
Post number #272512, ID: 61b511
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Stick you dick in it
Post number #274043, ID: 0d3441
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>>272512 Works flawlessly, can confirm.
Post number #274044, ID: dbf70a
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understandable have a nice day
Post number #275276, ID: eb60e8
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I heard you can fix it by singing to it
Post number #275298, ID: 4f5351
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A computer is never fully broken.
Post number #275299, ID: 4f5351
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Except when they spend 2 days under salt water.
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| Now what? How should I end it all?