That’s aligned for the moment because I’m not playing the long game, either. I’d ditch Windows at a moment’s notice if not for a handful of “must-have” games that protondb says still require tweaking. I configure system crap all day at work; I categorically refuse to do any of that in my already sparse game time.
Fuck you, I voted for Sanders
You might have mentioned that Nazi raid on the election certification proceedings…
It absolutely is. I had a Dell 2-in-1 with Ubuntu preinstalled like 10 years ago.
He wasn’t the sitting president when that happened, it was at a campaign stop
intended to
give a few people hopemake a few people complacent
To each his own. I wasn’t knocking Linux, just responding to what I interpreted as an insinuation that anyone has a shrine to Bill Gates in their closet just because they still haven’t made the jump.
Thanks for reminding me to order descaler
I’m saying calling it a circlejerk to still be on Windows is unnecessarily derisive when the post I was responding to even calls out that Linux alternatives play most games. Most games is not all of my games. I’m not a Microsoft fanboy by any stretch, but if it’s the only way to play a game I want to play, that is what I’ll do.
It’s not a circlejerk to want to play a game I’ve paid for
Cons:
maybe multiplayer isn’t very populated if you wait too long
???
+1 tell us the title
American here and who the fuck are these insane people
Which one is that and what are the displays? (if you don’t mind sharing, of course)
Good. Fuck him.
This right here (more or less - first home PC was Win95, but it still relied pretty heavily on DOS, esp for games). I loved the RPGs where you typed in your actions, too.
That could be survivorship bias, though. You’re much more likely to hear about a catastrophic bubble burst than a more responsible executive focused on sustainability reining it in to a less volatile state over a period of years.
I think it’s just Rimjob Steve. That’s the funny thing about relying on user-generated content…
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