I'm Fucked.

[Kurtis]

I also didn't tinker with anything Java related.

 

[Audi]

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True story.

Hey, there's this way of getting information.
It's called reading books.

Also, having a book as a reference in your bibliography trumps having websites as references.

 

[karmahurts]

Hey, there's this way of getting information.
It's called reading books.

Also, having a book as a reference in your bibliography trumps having websites as references.

Reading info from books, yeah that is nice and all.
Reading stories from books, now that is interesting.

 

[Kurtis]

Wikipedia finally broke in Canada.

 

[ThaProfessor]

1. Press the wikipedia page link you wish to view.
2. Before the page fully loads, press the "stop" or "stop loading this page" button in your browser.
3. You've got yourself access to wikipedia bitches!


Where would you be without me.

 

[Cacher]

1. Press the wikipedia page link you wish to view.
2. Before the page fully loads, press the "stop" or "stop loading this page" button in your browser.
3. You've got yourself access to wikipedia bitches!


Where would you be without me.

shit it actually works..

 

[joe34]

Encyclopedia of Britannica
Google Scholar

all good substitutes

 

[katphish]

You know what is worse? Classic is down for the next 20 hours.

 

[Zovator]

You know what is worse? Classic is down for the next 20 hours.

I know, I might not make it.

 

[rsmv2you]

Hey, there's this way of getting information.
It's called reading books.

Also, having a book as a reference in your bibliography trumps having websites as references.

What is this... "Book" you speak of? It intrigues me.

 

[Audi]

What is this... "Book" you speak of? It intrigues me.

It's this weird thing made of leaves with ink on it. It's heavy and low-res, but has a near-instant refresh.

 

[Vincent2128]

A LATE IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
You can access Google's cache of Wikipedia to bypass the problem...
Darn, somebody beat me to it, but got ignored.

What about google's cache?