Handhelds all use cartridges (the only exception being the PSP) because they are smaller and do not require mechanical parts.
Bun, meat, salad, tomato, onion, Cheddar.
Handhelds all use cartridges (the only exception being the PSP) because they are smaller and do not require mechanical parts.
No, but they have to update your info if you want to change it.
It’s Yahoo Finances, they report corporate news which may be interesting for investors.
If you’re in the EU, they have to correct your personal information. Threaten to report them to your local privacy authority if they don’t.
Isn’t this common knowledge? Plenty of animated series from the 80s and onwards were animated in NK.
Forgejo is a reactionary fork of Gitea, started because the creator of Gitea founded a company to maintain it.
This is GDPR-compliant. They don’t have to provide the content for free.
There is a 50/50 chance the MAGA crazies will side with Russia.
Not needed. Trackmania has times in thousandths at 60FPS. Physics run faster than graphics.
Renault had an old tagline - “nothing stops a Renault”. A common joke was to add “not even its brakes”.
According to Hexbear, it’s actually the UN which is preventing North Koreans from leaving their country.
Police don’t need to do that to get what they want. The current government knows cops are the only thing keeping them in power. The second the police abandons them, protests will erupt and there will be no one to stop people from raiding the Parliament. It almost happened in 2019 during the Yellow Vests protests.
Query: “list of item locations in game”
Results:
Private Browsing, for browsing private parts.
The biggest feature of Wayland for me is mixed refreshrate monitors works OOB. On X this is a pain to get even remotely working
Literally just plug the monitor and it works. Is this what Wayland people consider hard? No wonder they won’t implement anything remotely complex in their protocol.
It’s a super common use case to have a primary monitor with high refresh rate and VRR, plus one or two cheaper monitors that don’t. Xorg doesn’t really support that at all without some really hokey tricks that severely impede usability.
I wish Wayland shills would stop spreading this lie. It literally just works. In fact, I’m doing it now on my laptop with a 144Hz 1080p monitor, and an external 60Hz 1440p monitor connected with Thunderbolt, with a dual-GPU setup (iGPU + nVidia, which Wayland doesn’t properly support, yet this is nVidia’s fault somehow even though Wayland compositors run entirely in user space, without interacting with the driver directly).
DRM isn’t about stopping piracy, it’s about controlling customers.
Why would I move to a warzone in a country poorer than mine, of which I don’t speak the language, know nobody over there, and don’t have any connection to whatsoever?
Hopefully, you learned your lesson.