But according to Trump the president doesn’t have to actually obey the constitution. That’s partially what the Supreme Court is deciding on.

The provincial conservatives where I live are trying their best to destroy that universal healthcare. It’s rather infuriating.

But Windows does have an app store, and has for ages now.

Did I say it was acceptable? No, I said it was underwhelming.

What I’m arguing is it is not a normally viewed part of the game, because the vast majority of players will never see it.

I’ve had the same copy of excel since high school, and it’s done a damn fine job processing experimental date through undergrad, my PhD, and 6 years as a working researcher.

It’s also the software pretty much everyone has, so you can easily share data with collaborators and other researchers. And it has a ton of functionality so you can process and analyze data easily, and create the visuals for papers very easily.

A completely optional mission, in a completely optional romance line, that you only see once should you choose that one romance quest out of the options. Normally seen in a game is something like the New Atlantis Spaceport, which every player sees multiple times in a playthrough.

Though I do agree, I did that romance, and was certainly underwhelmed by the waterfall.

So you’re saying its an area that isn’t meant to be normally seen. Some players may see it once in a play through, and only if they romance Sarah. That’s the exact definition of not normally seen.

But they wouldn’t know how, or with what software. That is indeed protecting one’s privacy.

Good, make them jump through that hoop and respect user privacy.

It about device detection and privacy. Websites in the EU aren’t allowed to scan your hardware or software without your permission, to protect the users privacy. Adblockers fall under this.

Over 4 years ago now.

The image on the left was posted with the drawing 10ish years ago.

Never happens. I’ve never had a video card fail to work with Windows right away.

Growing up I had a cat named VKK, which stood for Vicious Killer Kitten because she liked to bite ankles.

When I made a short film about an AI I was writing C# into visual studio as my coding. It was actual video game code that was for something like AI pathfinding or something, so I tried to make it somewhat accurate.

Not sure why movies can’t spend a grand on a programing consultant to actually write them some hacking-ish code for the scenes.

If it’s even that. Most of the time it’s non-nonsensical gibberish.

If it gets reported it can get taken down, yes.

Such a version may not exist if the meme was originally posted to Facebook.

It’s called a repost. People are allowed to repost stuff they find on other sites.

New York was pretty well envied around the world.