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  • but everyone does seem to rave about it.

    It's Arch, CachyOS' added value is just the installer you use to jump into its rolling release. I use CachyOS with Plasma desktop, it's rock solid and intuitive and powerful, UI seems like a careful improvement of Windows tropes, very intuitive shortcuts for tiling and such, powerful ancillary tools like screenshotter and clipboard, excellent and fast file explorer that respects your choices and time... On a Thinkpad with Ryzen, everything works, down to reasonable touchpad default settings, fingerprint reader, bluetooth, sleep and hibernation.

  • I'm gonna be there for director's cut in 2029, up to 20€.

  • Remedy's cooked, though I like their games enough that I'll gladly pay up to 25€ for a single-player experience (after it's patched for a year) if there's no need for an online connection and no added live service "value", and it doesn't come with denuvo or kernel-level anticheats.

  • that video is unavailable for me, but I found it here and much obliged.

  • Yeah, sorry, I was being facetious

  • ackshually it was a very classical rendition

  • I guess that is German, only with a single "l", it's not a Croatian word. We have a thing like Japan with English words written in katakana.

  • Not only that, Russinovich through some magic made them keep this online: https://live.sysinternals.com/ and it's the best site MS has, no bullshit whatsoever, dates showing when the tools were last updated. If you're helping some unfortunate soul doomed to windows, it's a great resource.

  • Just like Aaron Swartz

  • If you like this, music or video concept, check out this classic.

  • Yeah, I think so too, it's got that elusive something that elevates it beyond merely technical prodigy.

  • I would if the venue is not one of those Please note Level 5 has a steep gradient & may not be suitable for sufferers of vertigo stadiums and the ticket prices are not inflated accordingly.

  • You can objectively measure it by asking a person playing for a fixed amount of time how much time has passed and measuring the discrepancy. Games that lately immersed me the most are Intravenous (1/2) and Riftbreaker. Also, Streets of Rogue coop with kids.

  • I love pretty much the entire discography, and Parpaing is possibly my least favorite. I like the invented language lyrics more, all glory to Corpsegrinder's voice but the lyrics are too 80s death metal for me with the house of corpses and all.

  • That's true, but it's also a pain in the ass compared to Steam, was my point. I can click on Dishonored and have it ready in 15 minutes while I make coffee, or I can download like

     
        
        Dishonored - Definitive Edition (Part 1 of 5) 2 MB
        Dishonored - Definitive Edition (Part 2 of 5) 4 GB
        Dishonored - Definitive Edition (Part 3 of 5) 4 GB
        Dishonored - Definitive Edition (Part 4 of 5) 4 GB
        Dishonored - Definitive Edition (Part 5 of 5) 2.4 GB 
    
    
      

    and then install it by hand, after which I have double its size in used diskspace and have to delete those files. Also, there may be patches to install. People don't realize this, but Steam doesn't actually necessarily mean imply DRM. I 'member the time before Ubishit launcher when you could just take a Steam install of Rayman Origins and plop the directory from steam's common files onto another computer.