Digital refunds isn't them being good, it's them getting sued by Australia.
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Digital, haven't had a working disk drive in like 10 years, two laptops ago was broken, previous and current laptop just don't come with one.
Telling someone to use a Dell Inspiron is the exact opposite of this, we're being generic not specific.
Don't play 4k on high settings then?
It could be less wordy, it isn't perfect. I have definitely run into ones that require going through multiple layers of settings though, so this just seems a lot less bullshit than that.
Looking at the image again, default to not sharing while calling that 'on' and being slightly awkward is definitely not an accident and is probably designed to trick people paying no attention at all.
I mean, isn't that the better way of doing it? One popup, exains everything, gives you the option to opt out in that popup instead of going through settings and shit.
If you had it thin enough it could, just uv penetration x2 because use uv on both sides. Not sure how thin the pieces would have to be though.
Wait, spring? I called that autumn :O
I had Windows 10 do it once over however many years i was using it (was a fairly early adopter), and Windows 11 has never done it.
Anyone who can easily use Linux can just make Windows not do that kind of shit, and not auto-update, and block the connection from basically all Windows processes.
Hah, a line a burger king.
Ah yes, my comment openly states I hate steam because it isn't perfect. It's definitely written in there.