But that means something will happen to him for failing to disclose it correctly, right?
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But that means something will happen to him for failing to disclose it correctly, right?
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Skype used to store all history unencrypted for years after MS bought it, this seems to be a tradition of not caring enough
Indeed, I believe the correct meaning to be the one you stated. It was just a joke in choosing an unintended meaning of the word, don't take my comment too seriously
fed up with the disparity between rising food prices and record profits
Well, there is no disparity, in fact, it's cause and effect
Well, I would say that this is a very controversial area of what exactly are you not allowed to do with things you really own. I consider everything that doesn't harm other people to be allowed, others may view it differently. In some places you're not allowed to stab yourself with a knife you own (or rent, or stole, for that matter), that just means that besides owning there are many things to comply to, but all of them contradict the "do what you want"
Mine was in the EU, and with a language restricted version, too
I can assume that the region may make a difference
Then you can't proceed at all, and the error message doesn't even explain it
Ahah, no, I installed Professional edition a couple of months ago and I needed to do the OOBE/something-somethinNO to proceed with the install
Intel network card also helped because it didn't work out of the box and I really had no internal other than mobile
Is "it's your land, do what you want with it" a thing anywhere at all? Afaik the land usually belongs to the government and even if sold it's not really sold sold, otherwise one could buy some land and declare independence which is kind of not possible
In my opinion, not all cinematic games are trying to be movies, some do it right and preserve the essence of what game is, about others we probably not hear too much except for how bad they turn out to be