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Guess How Many Images There Actually Were : R/softwaregore

Guess How Many Images There Actually Were : R/softwaregore If only you logged on one year earlier i could've made a joke about the number of images equaling your new cake day count. but now i gotta do this normally i guess. An hour of the top posts from r/softwaregore on reddit. join the community subreddit at / emkay ! video credits below. more.

R/softwaregore Best Posts #4 - YouTube

R/softwaregore Best Posts #4 - YouTube Vote up your favorite software fails! we never notice when software is doing its job. but, like airplanes and pacemakers, when some software fails, it fails spectacularly. as seen on the subreddit r/softwaregore, these glitches and breakdowns are not only funny but mind boggling bizarre. The members of the subreddit r/softwaregore have been gathering the funniest software fails that have gone terribly wrong! the group has been running since the 15th of january, 2013. now over 1.9 million members are laughing at incidents from the weather toasting up to 1000 degrees to having 2 messages. There are multiple versions for root and non root and it's super easy to install. you essentially download the modded apk, remove the original app and replace it with the apk, then set permissions for root version. Uploaded by ihate poops on july 27, 2022.

Yes There Is.. : R/softwaregore

Yes There Is.. : R/softwaregore There are multiple versions for root and non root and it's super easy to install. you essentially download the modded apk, remove the original app and replace it with the apk, then set permissions for root version. Uploaded by ihate poops on july 27, 2022. Top posts from r/softwaregore on reddit. join the community subreddit at / emkay ! video credits below. more. Nearly 1 million members belong to the online community, sharing pics and videos of the biggest glitches in the matrix, including the time netflix praised the nazi party and an uber driver went exploring in the sea. Not exactly software gore (technically it is) but there used to be a bus in my area that presumably had glitched/broken screens which resulted in it genuinely looking like something out of a bad creepypasta. There's a really high chance that if they wanted to, they could automatically get permissions to your camera, mic, etc. and even if that's not the case, hackers themselves can watch you through your camera if they're good enough.

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