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From my current clipboard: Ok, now that made me laugh. Kinda hard not to meet one when living in the Phoenix area for 7 years... Was responding to someone who thinks I've never met a Mexican.

There is nothing in my clipboard.

Ghost Recon Breakpoint. It's very obvious the game is incomplete. Only half the armor upgrade system is present. (you can dismantle, but you can't upgrade armor or use the materials received from dismantling) There are many bugs, including them removing lock-on missiles accidentally when they increased the fire rate. Also, many "stuck in terrain" issues. Also, their companion AI is missing right now, despite them saying from the beginning that it was planned. (they just haven't gotten it fully ported over from Wildlands yet) Overall a very fun game that Ubisoft rushed WAY too hard.

But why?

Was that also back when they were a subsidiary of ASUS and were relegated to the lowest-end parts? Also, did you contact their support for that barely out of warranty failure, or did you just assume they wouldn't be decent people willing to help you out? I've had a few interactions with their support team, and no bad experiences yet... Heck, I flat out told them that I basically fried my motherboard and CPU due to accidentally setting an overclocking voltage WAY too high and letting it run like that for over a month, and they still replaced the motherboard for free. (AMD replaced the CPU with an upgraded one as well, even with the same story of essentially voiding my warranty) So far ASRock is also the only one to make Micro-ATX boards for the higher-end chipsets that aren't extortionate in pricing. (like the X570M Pro4)

This is not the last post.

It really should, but games are the ones that would benefit the most from the additional resources, and there are WAY more people interested in increasing their gaming performance for free, hence the use of games as the pushing force.

It was to try and limit the number of updates though.

And I dreamed of a french kiss, where she wanted to give me the best kiss ever before I woke up... Time will tell which of us had the better dream.

Well this got interesting very quickly... @RaTcHeT302 Has many good points, especially regarding the superiority complex of many of the Linux supporters. (which were very strongly confirmed as existing by @ScumCoder) I grew up with DOS, and am not afraid in the slightest of the CLI, but even I can clearly see the benefit of the GUI for making everything work much easier, and much faster for a user. Even one that knows exactly what they need to do in the command line. Because of that, I've gotten to the point that I only really recommend LMDE to people looking to start out on Linux after using Windows for a while. Plenty of GUI everywhere and for everything. The biggest thing that people need to learn with it is that you only get your programs from a single app, not not individually from wherever you download them. If you need to add a repo though, that's where it gets complicated. (though not as much so with what comes with LMDE) Once people get past the learning curve for the repo system, they can usually do anything they want in LMDE, excluding certain Windows stuff. (like most games, or Photoshop) For anyone used to Android as a primary OS, (there's more and more of them every year) Linux is very easy to learn. I just wish that more games would make a Linux version, as Linux has a significantly lower overhead, causing more system resources to be available for game use. Too bad game designers prefer to use DX12 instead of Vulcan. (despite Vulcan/OpenGL being superior in many ways, and on-par in all the rest)

The last 4 numbers are the year, not a version number.

Isn't that what happens in any modern multiplayer game when you get caught?

So hilarious... ?

Nope, have to update for my upgraded motherboard and RAM. Got an ASRock X570M Pro4 motherboard, and 16GB of G.Skill Ripjaws V 3600 @16-16-16-36. https://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/21500065 Worthwhile upgrade seeing as I was going to use the old stuff in my father's build, since there aren't really many μATX motherboards available for the AM4 chips, and I already had one of the less expensive ones. (so it would either be buying identical new stuff for my Dad, or get an upgrade for me)

That looks fun!

The fact that I got it before there were any AIB cards meant I needed a sound dampened case. So that and some acoustic foam that I use as an exhaust muffler result in a remarkably quiet system.

Who cares? It's got a mudcrab, and they'd fight a war against the sun if it was in range...

Then we get some more from the donation pile... Did you think they just appeared out of nowhere? Maybe? Definitely. Is that a problem?

Shadowrun Dragonfall.

*audience laughing on tape*

Just got an upgrade for my PC... ASRock X570M Pro4 Motherboard G.SKILL Ripjaws V F4-3600C16D-16GVK (3600CL16 RAM)

Yes indeed.

Shadowrun Dragonfall and Hong Kong.

We're always open to new members. Grab a jacket, the meeting starts in 10 minutes.

He said it was because he used to be an adventurer like me until he took an arrow to the knee.