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Re:Money Transfer experience by trash+eighty · 2006-02-02 02:22 · Score: 2, Informative · on Western Union Ends Telegram Services

i find Xoom to be cheaper than WU for the transfers i have to do, and they seem pretty reliable though i don't think they have as big a network of agents as WU.

First Reply by Anonymous Coward · 2003-08-20 19:17 · Score: -1, Offtopic · on Our Solar System's Nomenclature Wars

FR !
http://members.xoom.com 4eva fuckfaces !

Re:First Reply by Anonymous Coward · 2003-08-20 18:57 · Score: 0 · on Polybius Game Urban Legend Resurfaces

Whoa, http://members.xoom.com rules, period. OGM ROLF ORFL !!!!1!1!1!1!1!

First Reply by Anonymous Coward · 2003-08-20 18:51 · Score: -1, Troll · on Polybius Game Urban Legend Resurfaces

FR !
http://members.xoom.com 4eva clit-eaters !

Fifth Reply by Anonymous Coward · 2003-08-20 08:28 · Score: -1, Troll · on Divx Now Adware Supported Only

FR !
http://members.xoom.com 4eva fascists !

Second Reply ! by Anonymous Coward · 2003-08-20 06:50 · Score: -1, Offtopic · on Microsoft Tracking Behavior of Newsgroup Posters

SR !
http://members.xoom.com 4eva pigs !

Re:You know... by Anonymous Coward · 2001-08-29 13:06 · Score: 0 · on The Failure of Tech Journalism

Check it out here

And now some words from our friendly anti postercomment compression filter people. Ok that was it. Carry on.

Re:What is Forth by andyr · 2001-08-28 06:34 · Score: 1 · on Ask Chuck Moore About 25X, Forth And So On

> I recall a company creating a transputer
That was Inmos - a British Microelectronics company. It was a regular CPU - not FPGAs. However, it did have a stack architecture. It was a parallel processing machine - 32 bit, integer, floating point, and onboard microscheduler to allow fast (20usec) context switches. To properly implement parallelism between processors, it is also necessary to do parallel processing on a single CPU. This is because it is always more important to keep other processors busy than to get on with your own jobs. The Transputer had a CPU, onboard 4K RAM, and four high-speed communication links to its brethren, each with their own DMA engines. You can find out more from RAM's transputer page. I have my own transputer stuff too.

Cheers, Andy!

Do your part to help the Beagle 2 land by Chuck+Flynn · 2000-12-20 11:30 · Score: 5 · on A Spot For Beagle On Mars

Join the Mars Society. Philip Dembo, the chairman, is conducting a drive to mobilize support. Make sure this project isn't canned like some others; governments can be fickle, and the funding might not be there tomorrow (just ask the folks at the supercollider). And when you leave, make sure you stop at the giftshop and buy something -- 5% of proceeds go towards helping conquer Mars.

Re:makes you wonder... by linzeal · 2000-11-02 08:03 · Score: 1 · on The Full Nader Plus a Taste of Bush and Gore

I'm not posting anonymously, and am without doubt pro-life. What we fear is the discrimination that most people prefer to utilize when dealing with the pro-life movement. That is to write us off as lunatics, crazies, violent drooling christian hordes of which most of us could hardly be described as.

"the so-called "pro-life" [highly ironic since people have been killed in the "pro-life" battle] movement wants to impose their will on all others. pro-choice does not. "

FYI, Pro-Choicers Are not Innocent in the Violence Issue

Insane Abortionist

Dr. Bruce Steir, Abortionist, Charged With Murder

before you continue basing your opinion in the misconception that the pro-choice side is any less violent to grown-up people (as they are already are encouraging the killing of the unborn from 2 weeks to 9 months).

We here at Anarchists for Life took a stand against violence when we adopted this as part of our faq that "We do not support violence inside or outside of abortion clinics. We do support peaceful protest." We are hardly alone on the issue

Pat Goltz's Pro-life and Feminist Writings

Leftout: A Haven for Progressive (Liberal) Pro-Lifers

Pro-Woman, Pro-Life: Stop Abortion

What A Wonderful World

"A Life Is..."

Serena & Semira's Home

Check Your Stereotypes At the Door

neon goddess page

Idle Hands Productions

MaeFlowers

Straight Edge Power!

Christian Morality

Tree of Life Pro-life Page

Human Life is Sacred

Vox Crying

Laura's Homepage

Respect Life Ministry

Rennaissance Suffragettes (Pro-Life Feminism)

Star Angel's Pro-Life Page

Lutherans for Life

DazedHippie's Causes

Atheist and Agnostic Pro-Life League

RightGrrl: Conservative Pro-Life Women

Life Links

Linkie's Place

Sweet Pain's Causes

An American Patriot's Page of Thanks

Diogenes's Friends

Anarchists for Life

(( apprehension ))

Versailles Artists for Life

Matt Wallace: A Pro-Life/Anti-Violence Secular Humanist Atheist

BroPeace's Page: Shalom!

Carol's Pro-Life Page

Mallory's Owner's Page

Jim Sieffert's Page

Military Spouse Club

Rebecca's Pro-Life Page

Reality Check-Canada

Rochester Area Right To Life Committee (Rochester, NY)

Joel's Journey

Indiana University Students for Life

Consistent Life Ethics

Electric Cheetahland

Central Truths

Linda's Lair

David Horne's Gay Pro-life Christian Homepage

Roy and Joanna's Beliefs

In Susan B. Anthony's Footsteps: Pro-Woman, Pro-Life! Webring

The New Abolitionists (or "Funny, I Don't Feel Like A Conservative!")

STAAR: Standing Together Against Abortion Rights (Canada)

Do Babies Have a Choice?

Weird Politik: Because Politics Can be Very Strange Sometimes

Elizabeth's Place

Sehlat's LifeLinks

Sleepless in Atlanta

Bill Samuel's Pro-Life Links

Pro-Life Activities in Maryland / Washington DC

Daweena's Political Page

Glitched

Doubet Family Page

Re:Pope dismisses the existance of limbo? by Mr+Z · 2000-10-20 09:15 · Score: 1 · on Why Does The Universe Exist?

Long time ago I watched Frank McCourt on TV, cracking a joke about how he was confused as a child after the Pope dismissed the existance of limbo, and was perplexed as to where all the souls not baptised will go.

George Carlin did a bit on that as well, in his "I used to be an Irish Catholic" routine. Perhaps that's what you were thinking of?

--Joe
--
Wanna program the Intellivision? Get an Intellicart!

Re:Pocket Quicken and others by beagle · 2000-10-15 20:08 · Score: 1 · on What Are Your Ten Best Palm Apps?

These are in no particular order, and many are repeats from earlier in the discussion. I went through much of Palmgear when I first got my Visor Deluxe and thought the enclosed list of companies made some pretty cool products.

My Apps by hrieke · 2000-10-12 19:25 · Score: 2 · on What Are Your Ten Best Palm Apps?

Metro - Need to know the subway trains for any subway system in the world - Metro will get you there.
Currency - For when I travel overseas I can use this currency calculator to figure out if lunch will break my bank.
PocketRogue - Just love it.

Yay dbz! Yay Trunks! by asciic · 2000-09-15 22:01 · Score: 2 · on Post Apocalyptic

:) Watch it subtitled tho', (wtf is wrong with the voice actors second season? heh.) You get it complete with swearing and violence and such. And it just *sounds* better... It's more emotional, possibly. Funimation did a good job in getting the show out there and well-known, but they censored it somewhat.

I knew what happens, even though they've only *recently* (last week) started playing 2nd season here in New Zealand. grrr...

*cough* You can get most of the episodes from http://sharehouse.xoom.com in realplayer format if you search. Freeloginrequired. (Bear in mind that the site has just been sold to NBC and thusly is a bit unstable atm. Should still work though.) They're big files. You can find the Trunks saga, androids/cell, Majin Buu, yada yada. And Dragonball GT episodes, which deal with what happens further on in the characters lives. Goku is an old man and has a granddaughter (Pan, daughter of Gohan and Videl). So no, he doesn't die. Has Goten (Gohan's brother) been born yet where you're up to? Bra (Trunks' sister)? Heeheehee ;)

This stuff is ten years old.... hmmm... Vegeta is sexy. }:)

One last thing... Bulma Porn! Didn't Taco ask for some, a long while back? http://w3.swi.hu/roshi/htmls/bulma.html But it's a sloooowwwwwwwwww site. =/ Oh well. Probably slower, now.

Here's a mirror - It's GPL, go get it... by Svartalf · 2000-09-12 23:06 · Score: 2 · on Possible GPL Violation from Compaq UPDATED

http://members.xoom.com/svartal f/winjukebox_v_1_0.zip

The software license upon unpacking the ZIP (why, oh, why, Compaq? .tar.gz or .tar.bz take up less space by far!) is revealed to be version 2 of the GPL. The click-through license is due to a clueless suit insisting on putting the thing available for download on that maze of a download site instead of doing something sensible.

They licensed the software under the GPL... by Svartalf · 2000-09-12 23:02 · Score: 2 · on Possible GPL Violation from Compaq UPDATED

It's not quite a violation, since they wrote the software themselves- but the license that they make you agree to on the site is incompatible with the actual software license...

Here's a link to a mirror to the official sources:

http://members.xoom.com/svartal f/winjukebox_v_1_0.zip

Will Microsoft vs. ASFRecorder be next? by Wesley+Felter · 2000-09-08 03:26 · Score: 1 · on RealNetworks Settles Lawsuit With Streambox

ASFRecorder is similar to Streambox VCR, except it works with Windows Media. I wonder when MS will try to get all those mirrors taken down...

Re:/.ed already..? by hiryuu · 2000-09-04 19:09 · Score: 1 · on The Cygnus Tree and Free Software Maintenance

Well, then, here's my bit of karma-whoring for the day; I yanked my copy out of cache and dumped it here.:)

Re:Is My Javascript Decoder Illegal? by raygundan · 2000-08-31 22:55 · Score: 3 · on Linux Drivers For Free Barcode Scanner Cease-And-D...

Sorry about the link tag-- I was in a hurry and screwed up, but it is at that URL. I just verified it by clicking on the link myself. Xoom is incredibly slow-- so be patient. The JavaScript decoder is here. Hit reload if it doesn't go through the first time.

Is My Javascript Decoder Illegal? by raygundan · 2000-08-31 22:16 · Score: 2 · on Linux Drivers For Free Barcode Scanner Cease-And-D...

I wrote a Javascript :CueCat decoder-- is it illegal? I certainly do not have the legal resources or time to stand up to a challenge like this at all-- if I get a letter of some sort like this down the road, what can I do short of going to court? If there aren't any other options, I will have to take it down when the letter comes. I thought I was being a general nice guy, and providing a useful tool for people. What is wrong with decoding the output of a barcode reader? Does this make cash registers illegal? Libraries?

Re:Not yet... by Anonymous Coward · 2000-08-30 00:26 · Score: 3 · on More Threats From The MPAA

JavaScript :CueCat Decoder by raygundan · 2000-08-26 10:04 · Score: 2 · on Slashback: Cats, Snaps, Pixels, Diagrams

I've written a JavaScript :CueCat decoder that you can download/use/modify/etc... that you can get here. The program will output both the full translated barcode AND just the barcode value. If I'm bored, I will look into the various barcode types and implement type detection as well. Currently, for the purposes of validating the barcode, I have just assumed it is UPC. If you are scanning other types of codes, just ignore the Check Digit Valid/Invalid box. Have fun!

Coin-op collecting by PenguinDude · 2000-08-17 23:45 · Score: 2 · on Old Atari Design Docs Online

DISCLAIMER: Some info on this page assumes you are from the Omaha, NE area. I apologize.......

I just got into arcade collecting/building myself, so I'll try to lend a few pointers (though most of this info will be totally region-centric)

You mention Omaha, so I'm assuming you are from the area. I usually check out the old used arcade cabinets from Central Distrubting. They are located off 108th street in the Old Mill area, right next to Old Mill Toyota (by the hotel over there). I picked up my SF 2 cabinet there (not exactly a classic, but it's Jamma based with lotsa buttons, more on that later) and they were pretty cool. They'll deliver it to you for a small fee I think (I lived too far away for them to deliever). Anyway, the salesman there you want to talk to is Joe. He'll let you come in and look around. Most of the stuff is in pretty bad shape, but occasionally you'll find some nice gems. Another place to check out (and I forget the name) is the ammusement place close to 84th and 'F' (next to Skateland). A friend of mine went there, said they had good deals. Also check out the arcade places at Westroads/Crossroads/and Oakview. Especially Oakview, they tend to sell a lot of cabinets from time to time (but most of their's are newer machines). And I'm not sure, but Family Fun Center might be willing to part with some older ones (they have a really cool retro arcade there, if you manage to dodge the bullets :)

As for what kind of cabinet you want, I recommend sticking to Jamma based cabinets (most are, but the really old ones aren't). Basically, the Jamma harness provides a uniform interface to the monitor/buttons/etc, so swapping out PCB's are pretty easy. I like old Capcom games (Strider, SF 2, Final Fight), and you can find tons of them on Ebay or perhaps purchase them from a place like Central Distributing. For the really really old ones that used dedicated hardware, there are a few sites on the net that show you how to make a Jamma harness yourself, but you'd be better off buying the whole thing in a lot of cases (if you are interested in coverting a non-jamma to jamma, check out This link.

You will also want to check the condition of the monitor. It's pretty much a given that older games will have some burn in. You'll have to watch out for that. The good news is, if you have to settle for a monitor with burn in, Happ Controls has a good selection of monitors to choose from, if you need to replace it.

Personally, I like to pick up my cabinets from local outlets (like that place Central Distributing). Usually, they are more than happy to let you mess around with it and make sure all the controls work and the monitor looks sharp and the sound works, etc. In other words, you know what you are buying. :)

Once you find yourself a decent cabinet, you can start buying just the PCB's and swap them in an out (nice thing about the Jamma harness, it makes this painless, for the most part). Like I said earlier though, older games ( Pac-Man, Gyruss era) might require a bit more work.

While I realize you don't like emulation, there is a neat cabinet from Hanaho called the ArcadePC. It gives you more of the arcade "feel", while running the games from a PC under MAME or something. Sometimes, this may be your only choice :(

Here is a list of some of my favorite sites (all can be found by searching Google with the keyword 'jamma' or 'jamma pcb' or something like that

http://www.faqs.org/faqs/games/vide oarcade/faq/

http://nexus.nanospace.com/~spo onman/neogeo/faq.htm

http://www.ntrnet.net/~braze/ arcade/tech/repair.shtml

http:/ /directory.google.com/alpha/Top/Games/Coin-Op/Arca de_Games/Collectors/ (TONS of links)

http://www.tir.com/~devilman/index.html

http://members.xoom.com/organian/

If you need more info or anything, feel free to email me (remove the NOSPAM) and discuss!

Simpson's Live-Action Behind the Scenes Photo by lizardo · 2000-08-17 09:12 · Score: 1 · on Groening Says The Simpsons Movie Planned

the truth is out. john goodman is to play homer simpson. check out the behind the scene foto Homer Goodman

Re:.live action behind scenes shots by lizardo · 2000-08-17 09:08 · Score: 1 · on Groening Says The Simpsons Movie Planned

i have secret behind the scenes foto of john goodman as homer simpson. here's the url. Homer Goodman

Random comments copied and pasted? by gi_wrighty · 2000-08-09 17:11 · Score: 1 · on Official AIM for Linux

Part of the all new slashtroll.pl script kit methinks? (C/O bullshit filter)

wrighty.

Re:Ah, the NIC... (sounds neat but the resolution) by mengel · 2000-08-07 22:32 · Score: 1 · on Slashback: Rumination, Apologies, Kisses

I took a look at the preceding AC's web page, which is here, and he has excellent information on "fixing" the NIC, like:

booting it with a RedHat 6.2 CD...
getting a bash shell
fixing font sizes

Re:Bolo was the bomb by bigdan · 2000-07-25 22:38 · Score: 2 · on Multiplayer Game Cheating

Yes indeedy there is.

The Windows port of Bolo is called WinBolo and can be downloaded from the author's website.

There is also a Linux dedicated server available from the same page. A Linux client port is being worked on by the same guy (using GTK and SDL) and should be available sometime in the next few months.

twin peaks on dvd by cac0f0ny · 2000-07-21 06:36 · Score: 1 · on T-1000 To Replace Mulder On 'The X-Files'

the episodes are rumored to be released on dvd on nov 14th. fire walk with me is going to be released sooner. yay! for more details, go here

I love Tenchi but... by geekguy · 2000-07-17 02:10 · Score: 3 · on Tenchi on Cartoon Network

Especialy that cute little Rio-oh-ki but what is done to these anime on Cartoon Network is a shame, DBZ has become a Joke because of over censorship, The Netork never lets the viewers know that Sailor Moons new friends are actualy lesbians and now Tenchi will be censored. I agree that Censored anime is better than no anime and wish that if CN did make an anime network they wouldn't try to market it only to kids, that way they could show more uncut shows.
At least with Gundam W they did it right.

Re:It could be worse... by perlyking · 2000-07-14 04:18 · Score: 1 · on Razorfish Sued For "Shoddy Web Site"

Thats nothing see this :-)

Reality by patb · 2000-07-14 01:59 · Score: 1 · on Why Do We Still Use Gasoline?

Why do we still use gasoline?

Beats me!

I got tired of it last year. I built an electric Miata for my own use. You can see picture of it here and here [That's the Corel building in the background.]

If you live in North America outside of California, and you want to drive an electric car, your choices are:

buy a modified Geo Metro from Selectria (a good car!)
build your own

So, that's what I did. I've been on the road since April, and driving this car is lots of fun! Silent! and fast: I've been over 130kph=82mph. It's become a bit of an "item" in the Corel parking garage!

I'd encourage anyone who can, to invest in an electric car. It's way better on the environment than any other form of currently available vehicle. [The Honda Insight is a close second: 80mpg and almost no CO emissions].

Pat Beirne
Chief Engineer
Corel

Alternative "fuels" for cars are available today. by cajun603 · 2000-07-14 01:52 · Score: 1 · on Why Do We Still Use Gasoline?

Hello, Slashdot.

I've been interested in alternative fuels and electric vehicles for many years, due mainly to my hobby of working on older very fuel-inefficient vehicles. As an enthusiast, I want to have my cake and eat it too. The "magic bullet" solution isn't here quite yet for sale at the dealership but that doesn't mean you can't do a homegrown effort.

I'm a member of the Electric Vehicles Mailing List see: EVDL Instructions to join or to browse the archives.

A group of us are trying to design an electric car along the "Open Source" idea, basically a set of plans from which anyone can build or base a design of their own on for an electric car.

Main problem at this point is too many people to please.

An electric vehicle conversion can be made to go 120 miles on a charge using ordinary golf-cart style lead-acid batteries, top speed around 75mph or more and that is a mixed city/highway range, not an optimal low-speed range. See it here: Red Beastie

Someone mentioned methanol pumps in Brazil. Sorry, they use Ethanol there as a highly gov't subsidized alternative fuel made from sugar crops there. Ethanol has been shown to use more energy in its creation than you can get back from it, so it's not a large-scale viable fuel for environmental reasons.

Methanol, on the other hand, can be made from virtually any biomass source, but the preferred gasification/reformation method "likes" woody, dry herbacious feedstock like wood scrap and the much-touted industrial hemp.

Some approximate figures:

One can get 10-20 dry tons of biomass per acre of land using prairie grass, trees and/or industrial hemp.

From 1 dry ton of biomass, 100-150 gallons of Methanol can be produced.

That's roughly 1,000-3,000 gallons of methanol per acre per growing season. At 10mpg that's 25,000 miles on 2.5 acres average.

Fuel cells will get roughly 100-150mpg equivalent, so that's 250,000 miles per 2.5 acres average.

Or, a quarter acre can drive you 25,000 miles per year. You can provide most of the fuel you need to drive every year by mowing your lawn!

For electric cars using batteries, the concern everyone seems to have is "Where do I charge?"

You can "plug in" anywhere you can get electricity and permission to use it. The only time you need a special plug or custom plug is when you buy the OEM EV's with their proprietary big-$$$ inductive chargers or when you want to "fast charge" to fill your pack in an hour or so.

I could drive an electric vehicle if I had a garage or a dedicated parking space where I could erect a plug. That's the current drawback: only homeowners or those who have landlords/condo associations that will let them plug in can really have them. Fits well, though, because such people generally have 2 cars anyway one of which usually shuttles back and forth to work with only one person inside most of the time. Keep the gas minivan for hauling the fam around, use an electric for the commute to work.

Ford projects methanol hybrids to be available in 2003 or so. This is in line with the current state of the art in fuel cells and on-board reformers. Methanol can be pumped just like gasoline, so infrastructure is a matter of cleaning out a gasoline storage tank, replacing all the O-rings with methanol-tolerant versions, and changing the price and label on the pump.

By the way, the Prius is just a hybrid-electric Echo sedan. The price difference will take 230,000 miles to pay off at $3 a gallon for gasoline. :-P

You can buy CNG trucks from Chevy and Ford, you just have to order it from the factory.

Propane is widely available, and it doesn't cost much to switch. Check the cost of the fuel and your miles-per-year to see if it is viable.

Cheapest solution today for commuting: Used Diesel VW Rabbit and similar vehicles from the mid-80's. Sub-$2,000 cost for the vehicle, 45mpg, cheap fuel at truckstops. New cars? Volkswagon TDI. 45+mpg.

Fuel Cells are coming, and they will rid commuter cars of those pesky Carnot heat engines. Meanwhile, us Enthusiasts (AKA: Gearheads, Engineheads, Petrolheads, GreaseMonkeys, Hotrodders, etc.) can use the methanol in a conventional heat engine and take advantage of it's very high octane to enjoy very high performance. Remember: Formula 1 engines run on methanol, and turbocharged versions pushed almost 1,000hp out of their tiny engines... :-)

-cajun

You forgot the most important pages! by Superb0wl · 2000-07-12 22:17 · Score: 1 · on Open Media: Taking Old Fartism Down

The 5th and 6th categories:

5) shitty homepages that read:
I am so and so, i'm 14 and i go to such and such a school. i am kewl because i have a homepage on the "internet" (insert Dr. Evil style air quotes here). My ICQ number is 985774123, e-mail me if you live in the new york area! we'll hook up!

6) Ads and 404s

ps - visit my very shitty homepage i wrote about 3 years ago. It's on xoom. Remember, this is from back when i was a geek. it's simply horrid, conan.
-Superb0wl

Re:sig? by Anonymous Coward · 2000-07-12 07:51 · Score: 1 · on Slashback: Justice, Delving, Printing, Noir

it's random junk generated by the script kiddie's friend, slashtroll.

ZX-81 the true personal computer by andrewmuck · 2000-07-10 10:25 · Score: 1 · on Grosse Pointe Quickies

Well the first computer I got to play on was a DEC-10, the first one I owned was the good old Sinclair ZX-81 ! Since they can't seem to take any more entries, I thought I would throw this in here for everyone.
I think the world would be a better place if every kid got one of these to learn on in stead of these bloated appliances that do word processing, email and entertainment.
The ZX-81 was a * personal computer * that let you really see what it was all about.
to that end I am designing an easy to build clone, check out here for details.

cya, Andrew...

Re:Miranda and Ki by BitwizeGHC · 2000-07-03 09:01 · Score: 1 · on Girls Don't Want To Be Geeks

Actually I prefer Lydia but Ki's ok too. :)

In three-space I have actually met two or three true, dyed-in-the-wool hard-core females of the geek species, who can hack C++ with the best of 'em. Hot ones, too. It's an interesting reaction when a member of the tribe finds a female of his own kind out amongst the mundanes. Like female mechanics, however, female hackers are a rare treat. I believe it's because women are on average less interested in cars, computers, and other such techno-toys than men are. They tend not to be fascinated by things but by people. Again, on average. Your mileage may vary.

Guess it all fits into that psychological interplay between men and women. The most I'll ever hope for is someone who's sufficiently fascinated with one particular person, i.e., me. *sigh*

Correction(Blender export scripts)! by Scott+Francis[Mecham · 2000-06-23 00:07 · Score: 1 · on Blender Goes Freeware

You can use Mikado's excellent 3ds export script to export a Blender scene into 3ds, and from there any small Quake modeling tool can convert it to Quake format. Copy it from chat.carleton.ca/~rmckay /3d/scripts/3DSFormat.blend.
DeMoN has also written a preliminary md2 export script; available from members.xoom.com/chwillrich/, under the "other projects" link.

Re:OpenBSD == The Way To Go For Thinkpad Users by Bowie+J.+Poag · 2000-06-15 13:35 · Score: 2 · on OpenBSD 2.7 Released

Damnit, Beavis..

Here's the link:

UNIX on the Thinkpad

Bowie J. Poag

Re:Courtney said this best.... by duckbill · 2000-06-14 04:48 · Score: 1 · on Revenge Of The MP3 Quickies!

If you want some pre-1982 REM, most of it will be bootleg material of live shows. The REM Web Boot Discography does a good job of cataloguing their shows and known boots. There is some pre-82 material available. Underneath the Bunker offers a website and Hotline client connection information for facilitating trade.

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