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They don’t remember what life was like before Google.
They don’t remember what life was like before Google.
Or Imgur. Or reddit.
I didn’t know they offer same day shipping on mail-order brides now.
Thanks for the tip. I’ve only ever worked for one extreme or the other.
I remember hitting 1000 subscribers on YouTube. I’m still proud of that achievement.
Okay somebody please explain the joke/reference I’m not understanding. Or is OP just schizophrenic?
Oh shit, I use Shut Up 10. Might explain why I haven’t had any issues lol. I forgot I had installed it (ADHD).
Well that explains it, lol. I don’t use MS Office products.
Again, I’ve never seen this before in my Save As dialog in neither Windows 10 or 11.
11, and what do you mean by “configuring OneDrive away”?
Dell, actually. Back in 2004 when they stated making gaming laptops with “upgradable” graphics cards. Except you could only upgrade within the same generation. So go fuck yourself if you actually wanted the latest GPU.
Also the motherboard failed twice on me. Thankfully within warranty but never again.
Desktop, of course, simply for upgradability and better thermal management.
I have an AM5 system, so I’ll be able to upgrade not only my graphics card, but my CPU as well, and have a modern machine that’ll last me well into the 2030s. These days you can’t even upgrade your RAM on most laptops.
There’s also the fact that I don’t really feel the need to game on the go, and modern smartphones have fulfilled my need to have a portable computer for everything else. When I did own a gaming laptop, I paid way too much money for it, and the battery didn’t even last an hour playing something as basic as The Sims, so it had to be plugged in all the time like a desktop anyway. Within 4 years the GPU was too old to run anything at a reasonable framerate. Never buying a gaming laptop again.
Where are people finding these stereotypical office jobs that allow for so much downtime? In every office I’ve worked in, the calls and tickets would just keep coming in non-stop. I was always too busy to have time to look like I’m busy.
When does this scenario ever come up? I’ve never had the file save dialog try to default to OneDrive.
Or maybe a 100% science-based dragon MMO?
An HDR calibration/troubleshooting tool for KDE.
A port of SignalRGB, or a similar app that allows me to set up RGB using a GUI interface where I can arrange the lights to match my physical setup with my mouse. OpenRGB is too cumbersome.
A proper port of Nvidia Control Panel with no features missing (I especially need the 3D settings screen and RTX video enhancement settings). Or ressurect ATI Tray Tools and add more features for both GPU manufacturers. Nvidia X Server is woefully inadequate.
I was using the term “app” long before smartphones were a thing. That said, “program” was the more commonly-used term for me in the 90s.
Count me as one of those people. I just don’t understand what everyone likes about it so much. It’s a highly quotable, but otherwise boring movie.
Or The Sixth Day starring Arnold Schwarzenegger.
1998 is Gen Z. The cutoff for Millennials is around 1995-1996, and even then people born around that time are more of a Zillennial than a MilleniaI.