My joints are over flexible, so i can reach everything just fine.

Yeah but there way more prevalent now.

That’s true, never thought about how many times Ive used the registry to do something when the ui doesn’t work, eg forcing games into exclusive fullscreen or getting acces to old features in the Nvidia control panel.

Still my gaming pc “needs” to be windows because of the games i play. Either be it kernel level AC or not getting stretched Res + 280hz gsync to work.

Also doesn’t lag on an overclocked switch, the V2 and oled are really downgraded by keeping the memory clock the same as on the v1 Edit: only mem oc is needed, no extra voltage

Damn I don’t remember using it personally but i think my dad had an install cd with this logo on it.

About 72h going from a scouts camp into a festival. first 2 days included a lot of coffee, last day might have had a little coke sprinkled in.

The electric chainsaw is the only one I still don’t like being battery powered. Indeed the battery life is too short for most jobs.

But the noise is also part of the experience, it just doesn’t feel as Powerfull without it.

Eh I tried it but it’s rather shit imo: sbmm rampant, guns have 0 recoil and smgs are effective on full auto till 200m, vehicles feel like plastic toys and accelerate way too quickly.

Better off replaying the older bf games.

Wasn’t the second game open world tho? But that might be the reason it lost its charm for me.

Problem is that it’s already rife with other insensitivities towards Japanese culture, it wouldn’t be so bad if this was the only thing.

I can pass out semi randomly because of POTS, I’ve nearly fallen down large flights of stairs multiple times this year.

I’ve also seen the white light after getting a hormone booster in the hospital, not sure how close it was but when I got back the amount of nurses and doctors next to my bed had multiplied significantly.

Audio crackling is also an intermittent thing on windows for me since the latest season. Not sure if it’s the same of course but maybe it’s not solely on proton.

No Nintendo is saying that anything using the key files is illegal

Fosscad.org has a good zip archive, I still see some from time to time on printables aswell.

Since the best available firmware is open source I don’t see any way of imposing limits on it.

The printer itself doesn’t even know what it’s making since it’s reading directions one by one, so any limits would need to be implemented at a slicer level, which are also basically all open source (at least any worth using).

The only way I could see it working would be mandating that all printers sold in the US come with software checks against it and be non reflashable, but considering a new driver board that would be able to drive 95% of printers is about $25 it is nothing more than screaming into the void.

No infinite money sink. Started by printed some upgrades for my printer, now i suddenly have 3 that can waste plastic at significantly higher speeds.

We are already having wifi 6 routers being replaced with 6e capable ones.

Just don’t ask about how few of the devices used actually support 6ghz.

If you don’t think you need ANC you’ve never experienced good ANC, even the best passive noise isolation won’t quiet down the sound of a full cafeteria or bus.

No wired iems will never be obsolete, but I will just be leaving them at my desk where the downsides over wireless are less.

They tried to ban phones in the hallways and cafeteria, while only providing online schedules which could change at a moments notice.

Ban went into effect, no one complied. Ban was lifted next week.

Which then gave us orcaslicer (fork of bambu) which has been a godsent for having my mainsail UI in the slicer itself.