Those plucky Windows users love to hack hardware to get their niche software running. Good for them.
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Don't be a Nazi rapist. -impossible standards of the puritanical left.
Microslop is confused that the people forced to pay for shitty software won't pony up for the optional shitty software.
It may surprise you to learn that social justice vs. economic justice is just about the oldest and most contentious debate on the left. Coming down hard on one side like it's a neutral fact that everyone agrees with is the opposite of "bringing people together".
It's cool that you empathize with rednecks, try women and POC next.
This is good actually. The current standards assume that exposure to ionizing radiation is always bad no matter how small. The evidence suggests that small doses are absolutely safe, and arguably beneficial.
Panicking about small radiation doses has absolutely caused public harm and even death. Many people argue that some of the evacuations around Fukushima were overly conservative and ultimately more harmful than doing nothing.
Yeah, I generally agree with always believing a victim. But
This is going to be the legacy of Plantner's campaign. Not that he was a fake-leftest, but that so many of his supporters turned out to be.
4K textures are a scam. With upscaling, even the people who run games in 4K don't use the 4K textures.
My mother, who used Office software her whole working life recently asked me, un-prompted to help her switch to something else. She was tired of the always online, always signed in obnoxiousness of Office 365. She was tired of looking for stuff in Onedrive. And the software had changed so much over the years, that she figured learning a new office suite wouldn't be any extra effort.
It's most similar to beef. I would recommend adding it to chili, stew, or curry. In dishes that are cooked forever and heavily seasoned, you may not be able to tell much difference.
I've never tried it grilled like a steak, I would suspect that'd be quite different to beef.

That's my secret. I'm always turned on.