it went from a desktop where the user had complete control over everything to a flashy, colorful thing where everything interrupts the user all the time. the only still-usable kde component is Kwin when used on another desktop environment.
if you install a 32Bit OS on an AMD64-capable cpu, it will behave as if it was x86, no?
So just use x86_64 (AMD64) cpus and use them to test both the 64 bit and the 32 bit builds.
by putting the device outside playing each song on a speaker as fast as it's being copied.
Then it's more damages as it's also a public performance of the song that requires royalities.
I'd rather a court deciding that there is no such thing as thoughtcrime.
instead of classifying things as not thoughtcrime as if some things COULD be classified as thoughtcrime
I have no problem with Valve referring to their distribution as "SteamOS". The problem is that they're using the name in a way that implies that it's something other than Linux.
I have seen people ask developers "so this game runs on Windows, Mac, and steamOS. Any plans on porting it to Linux?"
The store is the only guardian on the entire iOS operating system. it's a single point of failure.
If the user had complete access to his device, this wouldn't be a problem.
That moment when people are so accustomed to a 'feature' taking over control of their device and taking away their authority that they see a comment criticizing this behavior as 'trolling'
the problem is that windows update restarts while i am doing my work.
imagine i'm writing a text. i finished typing a word. i want to press the spacebar now so i can write the next word. In that moment, windows update dialog pops up, steals focus, preselects the "yes restart now" button. all this while my thumb is still on its way to the spacebar, still now knowing that windows update just opened a focus-staling dialog, i press the spacebar. for the fraction of a second, i see something pop up. a moment later, everything closes.
Enabling automatic updates is a greater security threat than not updating your OS at all.
The risk of data loss due to sudden unwanted restarts is far greater and more real than having an OS that is 2 days out of date
There is no racing game chasing realism other than Richard Burns rally. Every other racing game on the planet has ridiculously unbelievable physics. if you want a realistic racing game on pc your options are basically zero. Calling "The Crew" a realistic game is way beyond insane. I've never seen anyone being so out of touch with reality. And i've worked in a psychiatric hospital.
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this is why i run firefox as a user who has no write permissions in the folder where the firefox files are
who cares if a website loads 200ms faster when fighting the deteriorated user experience takes 10 seconds longer?
when its not a symbol of the alt-right, it isn't a force for good.
but i do want them to have my money now.
it went from a desktop where the user had complete control over everything to a flashy, colorful thing where everything interrupts the user all the time. the only still-usable kde component is Kwin when used on another desktop environment.
stuff like this is why i never install two different OS types on one disk. one physical disk per OS family.
if you install a 32Bit OS on an AMD64-capable cpu, it will behave as if it was x86, no? So just use x86_64 (AMD64) cpus and use them to test both the 64 bit and the 32 bit builds.
At least for intel Archs, you can install a 32 Bit OS on a computer with a 64 bit capable cpu.
run services.msc, look for the service called "windows update" and set it to "disabled"
I want well ventilated, repairable devices. At least the VGA plug isn't as flimsy as some modern connectors.
now can we please use the same logic for copyright lawsuits?
I also want them to know and why and how much i use Linux more.
by putting the device outside playing each song on a speaker as fast as it's being copied. Then it's more damages as it's also a public performance of the song that requires royalities.
I'd rather a court deciding that there is no such thing as thoughtcrime. instead of classifying things as not thoughtcrime as if some things COULD be classified as thoughtcrime
I am.
I have no problem with Valve referring to their distribution as "SteamOS". The problem is that they're using the name in a way that implies that it's something other than Linux. I have seen people ask developers "so this game runs on Windows, Mac, and steamOS. Any plans on porting it to Linux?"
Now if they could just stop calling Linux "SteamOS"
The store is the only guardian on the entire iOS operating system. it's a single point of failure. If the user had complete access to his device, this wouldn't be a problem.
That moment when people are so accustomed to a 'feature' taking over control of their device and taking away their authority that they see a comment criticizing this behavior as 'trolling'
the problem is that windows update restarts while i am doing my work. imagine i'm writing a text. i finished typing a word. i want to press the spacebar now so i can write the next word. In that moment, windows update dialog pops up, steals focus, preselects the "yes restart now" button. all this while my thumb is still on its way to the spacebar, still now knowing that windows update just opened a focus-staling dialog, i press the spacebar. for the fraction of a second, i see something pop up. a moment later, everything closes.
Enabling automatic updates is a greater security threat than not updating your OS at all. The risk of data loss due to sudden unwanted restarts is far greater and more real than having an OS that is 2 days out of date
There is no racing game chasing realism other than Richard Burns rally. Every other racing game on the planet has ridiculously unbelievable physics. if you want a realistic racing game on pc your options are basically zero. Calling "The Crew" a realistic game is way beyond insane. I've never seen anyone being so out of touch with reality. And i've worked in a psychiatric hospital.
>2015 >still not making click-to-play the default for all elements of all plugins Every browser is still exactly like IE6
The authorities have long had an interest in shutting down video gaming. Naturally they welcome Gamergate.
every release broke it more and more. for several years.