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Bruno Powroznik's oddest video. Possibly about money, possibly about brown action, or maybe even about snatch - going by the design used by Bruno in this mysterious video (similar to the ones mentioned and also used in SMEGMA COCK CHEESE and I LOVE SEX), it could be all three in a series of these.
The GIF is reused from GAY AND PROUD OF IT's 'RENT BOYS' audio clip, so this could also be a hint. Gay prostitution? Taking it up the arse? Who knows.
Once it's been watched, you will ponder the meaning of think wedge, all the time, just like Bruno Powroznik.
Do you think wedge?
That's funny, I think wedge all the time!
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Spanish for "download".
Commonly associated in English-speaking communities with piracy (and halalposters as a result) due to Latin American-owned direct download link sites for Android APKs and other things - accompanied with shady web hosts and weird ads)... as well as stupid Latino kids on YouTube asking for download links to things instead of actually looking for it themselves.
Como descargar gratis KineMaster Cracked para android APK 100% NO VIRUS!!
*Redirects to some weird web host that actually contains malware*
A pathetic excuse for emulator developers - such as those behind Genesis Plus GX, PicoDrive, ProSystem, and pretty much any actively developed emulator nowadays - to not bother their arses making any native binaries which would run faster and actually work properly instead of constantly breaking no matter what is done.
As for the program itself, it's meant to be a frontend for the libretro API, so it isn't an emulator in itself but loads emulator files known as cores and presents them in an interface. (Said interface looks pretty, but is laid out in a horrible, tangled, cryptic mess of menus.)
The developers of RetroArch do not seem to understand the difference between stable and nightly either. They simply choose a random release date and call it the stable release, no matter what the build is like. If something is wrong, it's never their fault.
Anything that is fixed in RetroArch seems to only ever pertain to shaders, overlays, playlist building, or input lag. Everything else is ignored, i.e. the non-fancy things that actually involve being able to just sit back and play a game in the first place, which is what I wanted to do, not faff around with the settings for half an hour only for it to crash and not save the configuration file.
It seems like the main reason it is so strongly supported is because of resources like emulation gametechwiki, which redditors quote verbatim, as well as the forced usage via certain emulators being unavailable elsewhere.
User: So what emulator should I be using these days? Just want to play games like Comix Zone and Virtua Racing Deluxe again, been years and I had to sell my old Mega Drive Model 1 and 32X...
Redditor: Kega Fusion? Bruh, that's so 2010! Get RetroArch, it's so amazing and lets you have shaders and overlays! Use Genesis Plus GX with the nuked YM2612 core, it's the most accurate one that's still fast.
*downloads RetroArch-x64, and after an hour of configuration, loads the game ROM only for it to crash. running the debug output to command line produces absolute nonsense*
User: Oh, feck it, I'll go back to Kega Fusion. What a load of old shite that was...
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Stands for the organisation who made it (who have ties to the creators of SCART).
Analogue TV and video colour system which was used in France, ex-Soviet Union/Eastern Bloc, and some parts of Africa (where France owned colonies). Often accompanied with System L and 50Hz, running at a height of 625 lines of which 576 are visible on screen. Technically superior to PAL and was actually developed at the same time.
Can also refer to French versions of hardware which are usually similar to PAL versions, though not always (such as the infamous 8 colour palette of the SECAM Atari 2600, leading many who actually wanted one in France to import Spanish or British versions instead).
The Soviets chose SECAM over PAL not because they thought it was better, but because they didn't want neighbouring countries picking up their TV signals easily.