You didn't HAVE a mouse problem... You may soon, the mice may travel now that their previous source is cut off.
The cat well help though.
Fuck that biased title...
Tbf they both are...
The line must go up, it enshitifies every company eventually.
120 is the minimum for above average. I wouldn't consider it "high". (Not ragging just being honest, I'm also in the 120's)
Very likely it's intentionally chosen or even fake to push the narrative that US protests are violent..
Common sense. No one wants to hear that shit
I suspect most reasonably populated areas it works.
You first, that is one of those things that sounds "cool" in your head or on the Internet. Reality, you're either dead or in jail for 30 years...
I don't see it at this point, the new owners are at least saying they're not going to be assholes for the moment.
Six months or a year from now, is when things will change.
Grainger
Iran follows the US doctrine as much as they can. They do everything they can through proxies, trying to avoid direct conflict.
I have 5-1/4" floppies from the mid 80's that still work.
That's why you have a personal assistant follow you around!
So I reloaded my 12 yr old laptop dual boot with win10 and Linux.
Win 10 no problems also installed World of Warcraft and copied over the mod folders from my main PC.
Linux- 2 distros failed to install, a third wouldn't create a usb bootable iso. Finally got Bazzite with Gnome to install and started to play around. Used the built "lutris"? to instal battlenet and then installed wow using the defaults. YaY! it seemed to work fine!
But... Trying copy over my mods from a FAT32 usb stick (linux reconginze the stick fine, but gives no indication that its a USB stick?)... COPY/PASTE doesn't work! wth. You have to use "Copy..to" ok learning curve on my part.
Now the real issue, using the defaults it installed WoW in "Os install" folder under games, took me a minute to find no problem. "Destination read only" WTF.... How do I get around this and why would Linux install a game in a read only directory???
I'm thinking about putting Linux on my MSI laptop.
First how does Linux handle 2 video cards. CPU Intel and a discrete Nvidia 970...
Can Linux work the light up keyboard? ( I game in the dark lot.
External monitor hooked to the display port?
Last what would be the best noob friendly distro to use. Haven't played with Linux in 10 years and really don't have time to tinker now
Is there anyway to "upscale" old 640-480 games?
Right now you either get a tiny box you can't see or a pixelated mess.
This community shows 14k users, but sorting by new shows lastest post 2 months old?
Did folks just move on? Or is there another community people are using?