It is a part of the ASUS Armoury Crate software that is pre-installed on some ASUS PCs.
Always flash new OS if you buy a computer.
It is a part of the ASUS Armoury Crate software that is pre-installed on some ASUS PCs.
Always flash new OS if you buy a computer.
Exactly, that’s why i’m wondering how it is save.
Antivirus on Android? How does that work? Warden seems a better idea to me.
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I remember sniping in Crysis 2 being a lot easier on my 3440x1440 display than in the first playthrough on FHD. Same effect in the Super Mario 64 emulation (played the original like 15 years ago on a CRT): it looks a lot easier.
I like the future tech of Camerons Avatar better than the bulky consoles in Star Treck and the like.
My bad. Well, maybe they manage to keep Openrc/Systemd shims long-term, since Openrc tries to be quite similiar.
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More like: epi/genetics is, if you gain fat/muscle easily. Socioeconomics is, if you gain fat/muscle.
There’s body type/genetics too; in both, muscle and fat gain.
Moving air can generate potentially harmful static
Well, and what do you think creates that static electricity? Ionization.
Feeding back electricity, that’s why motors usually have a diode or something.
Is it then called Hondan or Nissa?
What are those?
Weirdly enough, 2/3 of my GoG library have a native Linux version. I didn’t even look for that (cause wine, and bad native port has sometimes worse performance and bugs) and most of them aren’t retro.
Opensuse has Mold on it because someone forgot it in an office locker.
And sometimes you’re like “I really have to go to bed at 12, and the game got boring too, since i’m tired” and the brain just “No, do something else”.
Look, a company makes money by not giving you, the worker, the surplus the company made.
Even worse than via some utility of your window manager