CottonMcKnight @ CottonMcKnight @midwest.social

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I think a second date would be needed at least before claiming red or green flag. She sounds interesting, but I have concerns that it could get bad quick...

Nah they didn't outgrow gaming, they just got tired of being torched by 8 year olds on chat, or picking a genre that was not online gaming. Those 8 year olds should go into comedy, provided they remember to punch up.

Ah that's a good idea too. But what if you really just hate printers and want to see them burn?

Oh are you a fellow printer hater? Glad to meet you! I've been hating them since the 80s/90s when I, as a child, was rather frustrated with a working printer deciding to not work on my first few personal PCs. I'm just relieved now when my current printer wakes up and does what I ask of it...

Isn't it copaganda if the writers of said show are pushing a positive light for law enforcement and the DA's? That's a rhetorical question.

Well here we are 9 days later, my bad.

Didn't want to write it out, so here is a LLM writing it more succinctly than myself:

Windows 10 Option 1: Using Settings

Press Windows + I to open Settings.

Click Apps.

Under Apps & features, scroll through the list or use the search box to find the program you want to remove.

Click the program, then click Uninstall.

Follow the prompts from the program’s uninstaller to complete the removal.

Option 2: Using Control Panel

Press Windows + R, type control, and press Enter to open Control Panel.

Click Programs → Programs and Features.

Scroll through the list to find the program you want to remove.

Right-click the program and select Uninstall.

Follow the uninstallation wizard to complete the process.

Windows 11 Option 1: Using Settings

Press Windows + I to open Settings.

Click Apps from the left-hand menu.

Click Installed apps.

Scroll or search for the program you want to remove.

Click the three-dot menu (⋮) next to the app and select Uninstall.

Confirm by clicking Uninstall again and follow the program’s uninstaller prompts.

Option 2: Using Control Panel (same as Windows 10)

Press Windows + R, type control, and press Enter.

Click Programs → Programs and Features.

Select the program you want to uninstall.

Click Uninstall and follow the prompts.

Oooh oooh I've got a confederate victim complex brother-in-law that would just use the crap out of this...

Before too long our mobile phones are just going to be phones again.

They wanted to be considered white, so they created Zionism so they could be colonizer's too. Then Europe still did not consider them to be white. This is a very watered down simplistic explanation. Oh and the Zionist's like to pretend they're minorities when anyone tries to call out their bad behavior.

So what I need to do if I own an HP printer when it’s at end of life is set it on fire in a blast furnace?

Dang that young guy could’ve saved a lot of money for the 4-8 years his friend was in the NFL and would’ve been able to go into a different career pretty easily.

What is the Rookie even? Copaganda?

Nice try M$, I completely removed OneDrive from all of my Win11 installs. It still tries to get me to save to the folder that once upon a time was OneDrive by default. Auto save off, and save as on every save and select the folder on my file server.