It needs the American version of the game. Looks like I have to wait until other regions are covered, too.
It needs the American version of the game. Looks like I have to wait until other regions are covered, too.
I’ve seen a VHDL implementation of the Z80 on the net. It is so old, it’s last fixes were from 19 years ago…
“Thanks for the tax breaks, but now we are off to the next tax breaks”
FTFY: 1000 years.
From a certain accident rate upwards, it is. Anywhere.
So, basically, he had one accident per year. And he is not smart enough to understand that the universe is trying to tell him “Don’t drive a car, then!”
As in: “Every five seconds, a woman gives birth to a child in China. We have to find that woman and stop her!”
A few years ago, I saw a cheap GSM adapter for a PC for e.g. emergency messages of the server. It was cheap, as it only supported 3G. Luckily, I checked availability of 3G before I bought it, as it would have been a doorstopper here.
OK, that is USA. They have been a bit backwards for a long time, so this is not a surprise.
Do you have to break your fingers, too, to switch them off?
2G? That is a word I have not heard in a long time.
Good. Lock them up and throw the key in the gutter.
Yes, of course they have complained to the courts. That’s not the point. This simply will go nowhere, or do you expect that the court will somehow separate Activision out of Microsofts hands again to fix this? Or punish the managers at Microsoft and make them withdraw the execution plan to remove redundant jobs?
At the end of it, Microsoft will eventually pay a small, symbolic sum which they consider “cost of conducting business”. Nothing more.
As if they would care. What is the FTC going to do about it? Most likely do nothing, or issue a stern warning.
Whoever invents sich a thing simply underestimates the target groups’ ability to analyzes this and in a not-so-far future will filter such things out.
There are many things on Windows people don’t like: Preinstalled bloatware, Edge, Microsoft spyware. As you simply cannot disable them under Windows, the only way not to use them is to upgrade to Linux, it seems.
Not all of us do.
If you don’t care for the looks, just put it down where needed, and fix it to whatever is around with cable ties.
I did the same in my daughters shared accommodation. Officially they had wifi in all the student rooms, but my daughters room basically had no reception, so I ran a cable from the other end of the flat where the router was down the staircase into her room for a local AP. When she moved out, it was a quick job with a pair of pliers to get it out again.
NOBODY wants Florida.
“I’m sorry we got caught on this.”