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Usually found on Snapchat stories or Instagram stories when you're bored in quarantine and have nothing better to do
"Hey, does anybody wanna ST/TM?"
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1: The name covering all of Sony's video game consoles. Subsequent consoles use either a number (2 and 3) or another word (Portable) to differentiate itself from the original.
2: Sony's first of its 4 entries into the video game world, released in Japan in December 1994, then entering the US and Europe in September 1995.
History:
It began its life planned as a CD-ROM add-on to Nintendo's Super Nintendo Entertainment System (Super Famicom in Japan).
When that partnership fell through, Sony decided to take the add-on they were already working on and make a stand-alone home console (originally, the Playstation was designed to play both Sony's games and SNES carts. The Playstation as we know it today is actually the Playstation X, hence the early 'PSX' abbreviation).
Five main versions are known to exist:
Model SCPH-100X: This version was infamous for early versions being able to play imported and copied games with a simple disc-swap. A later version corrected this issue, but both were also known for overheating problems and for having streamed audio and video skip frequently.
Model SCPH-550X (I don't personally own a console with this number. Can anyone verify?): Fixed the overheating problem, partially. Skipping problems weren't addressed, however. Standard RCA cable output ports were replaced with a proprietary output port, according to sources. It's also claimed that the laser housing was moved.
Model 750X: Addressed the audio/video skipping problems. I can confirm the laser housing was moved and that the audio/video output port exists.
Model 900X: Final revision of the PSX hardware. Parallel I/O pot removed, as Sony didn't use it, but Datel's Game Shark and other unofficial peripherals did.
Sony PS1: An all-new console design that was supposed to allow the console to be travel-friendly, provided you bought the screen for it. Name changed to PS1 because of the upcoming Sony PS2.
Part of the reason so many Playstation consoles are sold is because people are buying replacements.
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Too many syllables; didn't understand.
Typical response to tl;dr, which (like stuff or yawn or o_O) can be used to replace and dismiss a paragraph that the OP thought was well-reasoned.
A: Conventional media seems fixated on news stories that have art: if they don't have videotape or a volunteer camera geek at the scene, then it's not as newsworthy as some controversial clown who has scheduled a speech where he will say the same thing he's been saying for months.
B: tl;dr. See that about Brit last night?
A: More like tms;du.
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Someone who dispenses hate just like a ATM dispenses cash.
"Michael is hating on everyone today, he's the Hate TM"
Gamers (tm) are Gamers, who are offended by women, ethnic minorities, or queer people in video games, usually blaming the SJWs for their inclusion. The trademark symbol (tm) makes fun of the fact that those people (often unknowingly) take pride in being stereotypical gamers.
#1: Look, Boogie1488 unironically posted a Gamer (tm) meme again!
#2: Damn, there are so many Gamers (tm) offended by the Last of Us Part II gameplay reveal trailer.
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V: To be 10 years old and work for an airline ran by a 19 year old.
I work at Ryanair TM! Mel and I just had our first sex session!
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A measurement generally used to measure tacos. It is equivalent to the width of an average taco, about 0.75 inches.
Hey man, I'm 100 tacometers tall!
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