I’ve noticed that while playing, actors move exactly the same way that they used to, and the same or very similar bugs will appear.

Where am I supposed to get them then?

I’m thinking Mint.

Well, in this case you can have different audio profiles for each channel.

Guess it’s gonna happen again, because the Americans love letting this happen.

But what if I’m on the fence and I’m trying out Linux?

My main concern is for my hobbies, like games and such. I’ve heard that games can have a bit of difficulty running on Linux, and graphics drivers too.

I think Americans are just scared of things that are not American. And most of Europe has sane political systems.

Honestly I’ve been eyeing Linux more and more, but it also scares me a little. What I’m mostly worried about is losing any functionality I’ve gotten used to.

I think it’s the other way around, Starsector released in 2013

That reminds me a lot of Supreme Commander and Planetary Annihilation

Music is making younger generations lazy.

Nono, it’s books.

Nono, it’s film.

Nono, it’s TV.

Nono, it’s music again, but only certain kinds of music like rock and metal.

Nono, it’s video games.

So €60 game, €30 battlepass, €10-20 cosmetics.

I still have my Z Flip 3 that I got when it released. About 2 years ago the screen protector came off at the hinge, and I removed it as I couldn’t stand the bubbles. Since then cracks have formed in the hinge and scratches on the lowet half of the screen. But it still works, that’s the only problem I have with it. If I do ever replace it it’s going to be to another flip phone, I love how small it gets when folded up.

You know, I actually think Trump would try if he knew about Javascript.

How about you use your local library instead?

Urine Georg,

It’s from 2011, of course it’s old.

Like the same feelings you would feel for yourself, but for somebody else.

Why would one of the greediest companies around pass up an opportunity to make more money? They know they won’t lose sales.