I think your right about waning support for desktop for general use, as in the “home” computer but saying gamers will switch to Nintendo or Steam Deck, not a chance in my opinion…the whole reason people game on PC is a varied story, for me personally I wanted to experience the best graphics at the time, what made me stick around is the realization that I can play any game I want from any console in history with any controller I want, I dont have to pay for internet, I don’t have to worry about backwards compatiilty and I’m free to shop around for amazing deals on games.

Your right about the average family home not buying in but your wrong about “gamers” or more accurately any tech person just switching or dropping windows

Do you mind me asking what age, I have a seven year old who is finally getting to grips with more advanced controls and I’m looking for something to play…would you reccomend for that age?

Germany on the wrong side of history again.

You corner a rat they will do anything to survive. You want all out war with Russia and to roll the dice on Putin launching the nukes?

A Tale of Two Sisters is one of the only movies that has genuinely scared me, some great scenes in it.

There’s an extensions menu in the firefox app, uBlock is listed as one of the recommend ones, all you have to do is click the plus sign to add it.

So guerilla warfare, that’s the only option when facing a vastly superior force.

Fartlandia

That’s a pretty good one to be fair. Like pissing on Thatchers grave, it’s satisfying.

Paper tiger economy or military?

They are making big gains right now unfortunately so it would be wise not to understimate them just like Poland aren’t or France with the latter re arming at a rate not seen since WW2.

Why would they be doing this if not for the threat Russia poses.

The other overlooked factor here is they will have the most experienced and battle hardened military in the world at the end of this (well the soldiers that survive at least) But their generals and commanders are certainly getting real world experience that’s very valuable.

I don’t think you’ve been to Ireland in a long long time if you think the church has any moral or real power over society as a whole here.

Too much realism?

Seems like your students will be in a better place now considering they won’t have to hear more of this drivel.

Funny as a professor that your mind is boggled that a university could be a place for protest.

I definitely wouldn’t waste my money on one, much better bang for buck out there.

Look into Harley Davidson, they should have gone bankrupt multiple times but were saved by high tarrifs placed on imported bikes.

Oh I know, it doesn’t affect me but just pointing out it still exists!

This still happens on dodgy football streaming sites.

To be fair it’s obviously meant that they’re talking about singlemode and not multimode.

Not at all, the problem is there was no clear wording around what this referendum was trying to change.

There were fears that this could lead to the government washing their hands of providing care to people who need it.

When the top legal figures in Ireland were debating the impact this change to the constitution would have it clearly wasn’t ready to be put to the public.

Some context:

https://www.irishexaminer.com/news/arid-41348297.html