No. If a poor person stole that much no one would be questioning if it was “extreme”
CannedTuna
joined 2 years ago
They do make HDMIs with locking screws, but no one really uses them as very few products have the screw holes for them.
Normal enough I deal with it on 2 separate machines. One new and store bought, unmolested by IT lockdown bs, and the other I built and use really just for gaming. Idk man. I just feel like Windows has gotten worse and worse and I’m thinking of hopping back to Linux now that gaming is more accessible on it thanks to Proton, but I can’t completely get away from windows.
It doesn’t. I bought it with a company credit card and I don’t let IT touch it. I gotta do a lot of stuff in the field so I don’t have time to call IT every time I need to install a software update update.
The File Explorer behavior is something I’ve been noticing lately. I do have a number of cloud accounts connected for work, 2 One Drive, 1 dropbox, with a shit ton of files and folders (most not sync’d locally) and I wonder if File Explorer is looking through those when it opens.
Idk man. I have a brand new laptop my work got me and I notice it. Windows is just plain bad now. It’s like I go to save a file and the file browser window opens and I’m stuck sitting there waiting for minutes. It’s like I’m suddenly 10 again when you’d turn on your pc, go make breakfast, come back and hope your PC finished booting. Does it both on my work laptop running 11 and my PC at home running 10.
Ride the Lightning by Metallica
It’s not meant to cam out. It’s just been adopted as a “feature” rather than a bug. Like I really want to go and try to drill the fucker out cause some dick head went and stripped the head too many times with an impact drill and now I gotta waste a fuck ton of time cause “it’s meant to do that”
Made by a person who doesn’t screw for sure.
Sense, Sensibility, and Sea Monsters
Damn. The timing on that was perfect
Wonder what ren fair this was at