HTC One M8, hands down no questions. Curved aluminium back, front facing stereo speakers. Fits the hand like a well tailored glove.
There may be fancier looking phones out there, but nothing I've ever seen looked cooler.
I suppose it depends on what you mainly use the PC for. The things Linux can't do these days are few and far between; basically some online multiplayer (depending on what anticheat they employ) and specialized/professional stuff that goes out of its way to not be compatible, like Adobe suite etc. The desktop environments are intuitive enough for any Windows user, too.
Personally I'd go for a distro like Ubuntu or some Arch derivative, both have an insane amount of documentation and know-how accumulated online so it's likely that you'll find answers to all your questions, and KDE for the desktop environment (or XFCE if you're really short on system resources).
Upgrade your OS.
To one that doesn't do this.
Enlighten us please, what's wrong with it?
Chat is this real?
he will do anything
Even.... resign?
I came here to do a Death Star joke, guess I'll stay for the Sandy lore
Assholedesign warning: it's not possible to dismiss cookies, only to accept them and supposedly go into 'Settings' to turn them off afterwards (not sure as I never went that far).
What I hoped to find out from TFA was: does the camera have to be in use and pointed at the LIDAR source, or it's equally dangerous to just have them in the pocket while around such a source?
I know, but I couldn't help myself
becoming the third Democrat to die in office this term
"Mr Bond, they have a saying in Chicago: 'Once is happenstance. Twice is coincidence. The third time it's enemy action.' "
I can't claim to be one of the original backers, as I got in after the kickstarter officially ended, but... I am kind of ashamed that my 30-something dollars are part of that 800 million.
These are all Valve not selling their own games outside Steam, their own storefront. Does Epic sell Fortnite anywhere else?
Metro Exodus' publisher is Deep Silver. Epic, a storefront, paid through the nose to get exclusivity on distributing someone else's product. At the last minute.
They are not the same.
I just made a group in Signal that only I am a member of, and I take notes there
You know the R in GTA stands for 'Respect the player's time and progress'
I actually have SR3 on GOG! I must get around to play it someday...
"Outdated mission structure" just triggered something in me. Last gta I bought was 4. Got fed up with "new mission: drive to this faraway place and do difficult thing, if you fail restart from the beginning of the driving bit". I abandoned 4 at that one mission where I had to lay siege to a skyscraper under construction and I kept losing the shootout and had to drive back there again. Kinda stopped playing, lost interest and never went back since.
Edit: just remembered that there was a mod to add save-anywhere to the game, I even tried that but couldn't get it to work and that's where I gave up.
Maybe it's just me but I can't recall any occasion where Valve said "hey devs, here's a pile of money but you're not allowed to sell your game outside Steam", have any examples in mind?
Ah Tim, here we go with the "look how brutally honest we are" schtick. Yeah gamers dislike the launcher, but it's not even about that; it's about your business practices. Did you forget the part where you took the worst pages from the Xbox/Playstation book and tried to build an exclusivity platform on PC? Trying to buy devs with massive handouts and buy users with free games? We remember, Tim. We remember the Metro Exodus launch and the rest. Personally I can't do much more than to deny you every single cent I can, but please be assured I'll be doing that, and I'm pretty sure I'm not alone. I don't even have an account with you to pick up free games because that'd be one more account that legitimizes your shitty platform. Go bankrupt at your earliest convenience please.