Some games are not optimized for steam decks, for example simulations, strategy games, everything that requires a keyboard or tries to display a lot of text on a small screen.
Some games are not optimized for steam decks, for example simulations, strategy games, everything that requires a keyboard or tries to display a lot of text on a small screen.
If corporations would not give people the choice of buying one way plastic containers, then no one would buy them.
Oh, of course! It’s 5.20 AM on the 35. April in the 114. Juche year in North Korea. have a productive day!
But does Ventoy have OneDrive?
/s
Quick, insert more ads to keep revenue up!
Ah got it, you are some AI bot trying to troll.
Win 11 is a downgrade with forced ms accounts, more ads, more distractions (tabloid “news”, weather, more ads, Microsoft own product ads) added to task bar, edge and notifications. On an OS I already paid money for!
This is an UI issue. You could just show them a landing Page and ask them if they want this new feature, and then it installs the extension in the background, without explicitly ask the user to go to the extension page to install something by hand.
Even simple pages are now at least 1-2MB big. News pages without an ad blocker and Autoplay videos can easily try to download 10 or more MB per page load. On 56kbits dial up, 10MB will take about 25 mins in the best case.
Why not add this features as browser extension?
Might be a requirement in some companies for security reasons…?
Wow, that’s a good as getting raped but with a condom!
Why would you call instead of using their website?
They don’t need that, they already know where your phone is at night and the next morning.
The trick is to buy a 25 year old car in good condition, and then store it in a dry place under a tarp for at least 10 more years.
Ok, but why not name them after soft drinks, cigarettes or some illnesses linked to diabetes?
Ok I get that this is bad, but could we not use the data center as water heaters and distribute the hot water to households? This way the data center can offset some costs, and households would use less energy and money for heating.
No, Microsoft charges a subscription fee and places their crapware on the desktop, taskbar, start menu and as default messaging application.
Also software voice recognition and using this for a shopping cart/order placement system (via phone line) has been a thing since the early 2000s, i know some mail order shops in Germany who used this.