gay software developer who recklessly spends his money on books, video games, and designer handbags
Who the hell are you?
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Oh hey! Name's Sharaya, I am italian, and just started making themes for 3DS (I know, I'm a bit late duh). Hope to get a little better everyday!
i am me
i do wii homebrew (badly)
i just started ds homebrew(more badly)
i like nintendo stuff
i do wii homebrew (badly)
i just started ds homebrew(more badly)
i like nintendo stuff
My name's Mark. I'm 19 and the guy who loves to do computer stuff.
Honestly? I'm someone who writes an entirely too long comment about himself and then chooses not to post it
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Hi, I'm Jordan. I play games and write things sometimes. Professionally I'm a video specialist, with an obsession for pop culture.
I'm Jayro. I created and actively maintain these 3 GBAtemp-born projects:
MediCat USB - My 32GB bootable USB stick for PC repair.
MediCat: Second Opinion - A small collection of the most common bootable antivirus boot disks that fit on an 8GB USB stick.
Malwarebytes Bootable - A standalone WinPE that boots into Malwarebytes Antimalware. When burned to a USB stick, the virus definitions are updatable, and stay updated. It's featured on both of my MediCat products listed above.
Other than that, I enjoy Gameboy modding (All models except the Micro), building bartop arcades, fixing computers, soft-modding Wii consoles, wood-working, tinkering with singleboard computers, and using Photoshop. I'm very friendly and helpful, so don't be afraid to reach out to me with questions or concerns.
MediCat USB - My 32GB bootable USB stick for PC repair.
MediCat: Second Opinion - A small collection of the most common bootable antivirus boot disks that fit on an 8GB USB stick.
Malwarebytes Bootable - A standalone WinPE that boots into Malwarebytes Antimalware. When burned to a USB stick, the virus definitions are updatable, and stay updated. It's featured on both of my MediCat products listed above.
Other than that, I enjoy Gameboy modding (All models except the Micro), building bartop arcades, fixing computers, soft-modding Wii consoles, wood-working, tinkering with singleboard computers, and using Photoshop. I'm very friendly and helpful, so don't be afraid to reach out to me with questions or concerns.
I'm CPG. I am a Doraemon fan that has a deteriorating sense of humor. (like seriously i went from watching a lot of last week tonight to watching way too much doraemon and angry beavers.) I enjoy wii, wii u, and 3ds modding.
I'm really addicted to books and nintendo, if I don't have a book and my nintendo in my hands, I consider my day pretty dull
I do love running in the earl mornings, and listen to Alt. Rock. After it - I'm ready to face a daily routine, hah.
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Hi I'm vila, I used to be an avid user of the hypixel forums but have switched because they now compromise of 99% "pls I was hacking but I no hack anymore unban pls" threads, I love retro gaming and gaming in general, you will mainly see me in the wii hacking forums and the EoF
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I am the guy whose avatar was once this...
It took 14 years to change it, but now it is gone.
Goodbye, Talim...
It took 14 years to change it, but now it is gone.
Goodbye, Talim...
That IS your icon, though.I am the guy whose avatar was once this...
It took 14 years to change it, but now it is gone.
Goodbye, Talim...
It changed it... I copied the image link, but I didn't think it through...eh, fug it.
I am the guy whose avatar was once this...
It took 14 years to change it, but now it is gone.
Goodbye, Talim...
I remember that icon!
...Though all that white space is new...something screwed up again, huh?
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I'm your Garden-Variety Internet Random.
I guess I was a TCK, short for Third Culture Kid, before it was a thing though I don't really see the glamour of it.
I am Eurasian, with the following Second-Generation Mix that I can trace:
Native Language is English, Parent's and Grandparents' Native Language is Dutch per Colonialism, and unfortunately I'm not an expert of it. I speak several National Languages of South East Asia fluently alongside some Regional Ethnic Languages.
I am trying to learn Japanese in my spare time, but I feel it's better left for when I return to live there again.
We weren't rich growing up, but I was always grateful so I never had envy; everything has its time.
I was raised with the understanding that I stand on the Shoulders of Giants and that Honour is the most important thing one has.
I don't believe in a god per se, but I do believe in a Natural Order or Karma.
I've learnt Empathy from the life I've lived and it continues to be an interesting one.
It does help to travel the World and live in other Countries, but only if one comes with an Open Mind.
I hope everyone here gets a chance to do so in their lifetimes.
I guess I was a TCK, short for Third Culture Kid, before it was a thing though I don't really see the glamour of it.
I am Eurasian, with the following Second-Generation Mix that I can trace:
- German
- Portuguese
- Arabic
- Chinese
- Ambonese
- Madurese
Native Language is English, Parent's and Grandparents' Native Language is Dutch per Colonialism, and unfortunately I'm not an expert of it. I speak several National Languages of South East Asia fluently alongside some Regional Ethnic Languages.
I am trying to learn Japanese in my spare time, but I feel it's better left for when I return to live there again.
We weren't rich growing up, but I was always grateful so I never had envy; everything has its time.
I was raised with the understanding that I stand on the Shoulders of Giants and that Honour is the most important thing one has.
I don't believe in a god per se, but I do believe in a Natural Order or Karma.
I've learnt Empathy from the life I've lived and it continues to be an interesting one.
It does help to travel the World and live in other Countries, but only if one comes with an Open Mind.
I hope everyone here gets a chance to do so in their lifetimes.
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