PSP Experience as Interpreted at XKCD
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ehume
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PSP Experience as Interpreted at XKCD
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Last edited by ehume on Tue Nov 05, 2019 7:06 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Had PS3, PSP3; Installed: PSP-4.12, 5.03, 6.02, 7.04 (liked it a lot & used it for years), 8.00, XI, x4.3.0.3, x6.2.0.20, x7.4.0.11, x8.3.0.13, x9.2.0.7; now using PSPx10 (PSP 2018; version 20.2.0.1 x64) on Win 10-64 b2004.
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Ken Berry
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Re: PSP at XKCD
ehume -- please PM me with a reason for this post. XKCD as far as I can see is some sort of comic. You have provided no info at all for your non-informative post. I will lock this thread until you contact me.
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Ken Berry
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Re: PSP at XKCD
OK... I now understand the purpose of the original post -- though having a bit of an explanation or a slightly different heading (such as "What XKCD thinks of PSP") might have helped. JoeB made it clearer:
I'm not @ehume but I assume that the link is meant to make fun of the way Corel software seems to work. The cartoon I saw showed software released, support not getting issues fixed, and new releases or updates that break something that did work in the first release. JMHO.
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