AnUnusualRelic

Can you call it a major browser though? Maybe.

Since there are only two major browsers… one of which admittedly wears many disguises.

So is it poor design or cases where users didn’t put batteries in?

It should have, but Microsoft managed to change it at the last minute.

Oddly enough, many people apparently don’t even know of the SuSE songs, would you believe it?

Ah, the famous SuSE songs, instant classics.

Just stack several layers of solar panels, easy.

Like all that useless roof space?

Oh, right. Couldn’t place him.

It’s a shame, now I’ll never get to try it…

So you need to be connected in order to grab the application. Or you need a local cache (similar to installing the software).

That’s only in the US, I suppose?

I don’t think they’d get away with it in another market with a functioning society.

He probably should have stuck with the Metaverse, I’m sure it would have worked eventually. I mean maybe, who knows…

The invisible hand of the market will deal with it. Why do you hate america?

Also, more and more products will let you know until when they guarantee production of spare parts (it’s also driven by regulation of course).

Presumably the germans must have lobbied tooth and nails against this.

If they flag all the plates, they’re bound to get all the ones they’re aiming for. It’s a simple solution.

I have a Windows drive on my current machine. I boot it every six to eight months just to see what people are talking about in forums. So I shake my head and boot back into fedora.

In theory, I’m keeping it in case I bring my oculus cv1 out of storage. In practice, I’m pretty sure I’ll have bought a steam whateveritscalled long before that happens.

It’s been literally years (possibly more than ten by now) since I’ve had to use it to run a game.

It’s the circle of (ceo) life.