I got the game for free in 2015 as part of a choose-your-own-bundle promo for the AMD R9 270X. Haven't paid a cent for it and I still sorta feel ripped off.
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I spent about 6 hours at Bridgehead Coffee last month when my apartment needed some maintenance work done.
It's not quiet but it's not loud either, no music, and I ended up reading an entire book while I was there. I also like their coffee and tea. (This was the location in Vanier, haven't been to the others.)
NDP was suppose to be the in-between of Liberal and Conservative
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You don't have to vector trace. Just try your best freehand with simple shapes and get better over time. A lot of digital drawing software has pen smoothing and you can adjust the paths after the fact if you use Inkscape/Illustrator.
Lmao, what is this from? Looks kinda like a Shōwa era Kamen Rider kaijin.
Yep, I used to work for a robotics company that makes self-navigating floor cleaning robots. The LIDAR is completely integrated into the housing of the robot in both the old designs and the new one; it's barely noticeable.
I'd say that most systems on Debian (generally networked servers for businesses/services vastly outnumber desktop installs) are running the server version because it's so solid and pretty light. The stable release model works well in production environments.
But yeah, the majority of desktop users are using a DE unless they're WM-only, like me.
The shit icing on the shit cake for early Switch 2 adopters.
My wife got absolutely verbally shredded by her dentist during her last visit. She's got severe RSD so she cried about it with me afterwards. She already had dentist trauma from childhood and she put that on the intake form. Bastard.
Debian isn't Ubuntu-based, Ubuntu is Debian-based. That person is also full of shit.
Lenovo bought Motorola from Google in 2014, so yes, Motorola is "now" Lenovo, but this has been so for over a decade.
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I'm not really surprised. A phone can often be cheaper, can do a lot of the same tasks (and some a PC can't do without special hardware), and generally has a better warranty program and tons of upgrade promotions. A lot of younger people have never needed to use a PC because they had tablets or phones.
I also think the concept of having to pay for an OS license is kinda stale for MS in particular because they're money grubbers in so many other ways. Just give out the OS for free to non-enterprise users and call it a day; it's not like they're using the revenue to provide desktop support or add customer value.