Was it not part of the entertainment pack? I do remember spending so long on it and just never getting past one of the levels, turns out there was a platform that required a spring to get to.

It really good for people who don’t have, or want, a gaming pc. It gives them the small footprint of a handheld, without being locked to a console platform.

He also recently released IXE which is a bit like 2, but with mobile units instead.

Look, I used to work with computers that would take 5 minutes to turn on. I’m done waiting for computers to boot, I want it to take the least time it can. If hibernation takes just 1 second off, I’m gonna use it.

Wait so it doesn’t detect or do anything to check? It’s just “well you said it was” and is ok with that.

Depends how long is long form for you, if you mean like multi hour videos I have less to give. But for like 25 to 40 minutes videos:

Practical engineering - educational videos about civil engineering.

Dr. Becky - space/astronomy news from an astrophysicist.

Plainly difficult - civil disaster documentaries

Joseph Anderson - gaming essays (multi hour)

Raycevick - gaming essays (around 30min)

The sphere hunter - game essays, mainly classic horror

Jay Foreman - British comedy.

LGR - retro tech deep dives, and tech oddware.

Joe Scott - Did you know, style investigations.

Plus some already mentioned. There is probably more, but keeping this shorter.

Na, you just found other good stuff, YouTube is actually really massive. Add some of yours here as well!

I don’t think that does an actual rewite point. A lot of the localisation features were done using file explorer. You can even “localise” folders yourself using custom desktop.ini files. But those changes only showed in file explorer.

Now email! In exchange the standard folders such as inbox are localised, but don’t have a fixed alias. So if doing administration you need to know the language of a mailbox to know the name of say the Calendar folder, so you can update permissions.

Winamp dumping a bunch or proprietary information on GitHub is a good example of this.

I feel like it’s missing the perfect light weight version that appears to do everything you want. Except it’s written in java, has not been updated for 4 years, and for some strange reason only works with oracle java.

Also check what options you have with uni IT. Some unis have student access to paid software or if you are a uni club.

I know what community this is, but is your clubhouse a registered non-profit? They can get 10 business premium licenses that include office at no cost on Microsoft 365. If you are worried about the activator it might be a less worrying route.

This has to be the best one here. The sheer lack of understanding of how to authenticate an account by the dev.