

Technically possible? Yes. Will Windows installer let you do it? No.


Technically possible? Yes. Will Windows installer let you do it? No.


I’d love to play games like Fortnight, PUBG, and League of Legends (I know, don’t judge me), but they don’t work on Linux, so they’re just a no-go for me. I used to play GTA V Online, but they added kernel anticheat to that too, and now I don’t play that anymore.
I have Windows, but I’m not booting into another partition just to play a game. I use it for compiling my software for Windows users, and that’s already too much of a pain in the ass. I cannot stand Windows. It’s a bloated mess, and I don’t understand how anyone gets any actual work done on it. Just navigating it feels like a chore.


I’ve been a leftist gun owner for about ten years now, and I’m happy to see people on my side coming over. I still think it should be limited to well organized militias (like it says in the constitution), but that would still let states defend themselves from the federal government.
I would assume it’s because most of them are still children.


I don’t think there is one currently, but that’s a potential use.
I love old hardware. It took me eleven years to finally decommission a top-tier CPU I got in 2015. And that’s only because I got an extra CPU and motherboard from a work upgrade.


The only thing I can think of is AI video game upscalers. Other than that, yeah, it’s a waste of silicon.
I really do not want an AI doing all of those things for me. That would be like giving a four year old full access to my computer.


Wow. Republicans sure gave up the second amendment really fast. I figured that one would take a little longer.


Since they renamed Microsoft Office to Copilot, they have millions of Copilot users. It’s almost as popular as Google+ when Google made all Gmail users Google+ users.
You want magnets that powerful next to your face?
That is the scariest guitar I’ve ever seen.
You mean… yesterday’s code.


Remember to back up everything before resizing your partitions. It’s so easy to lose all your data when you do that.


I used to think ancient games were hard to play, trying to build a retro box, failing, trying to run a Win 98 VM, failing, trying to install patches on Win 10, failing, etc. Then I tried installing them on Linux with Lutris, and everything worked.


We’ve updated our Standard Air plan to 15% oxygen. If you would like the 21% oxygen blend, you can now upgrade to the Premium Air plan, which also includes one free glass of water per month.


If you need what they provide, I don’t see why not. It’s great to monetarily support open source. Devs need to eat too.
That doesn’t sound right unless you’re running the tape at faster than usual speed. Even high quality reel to reel tape is usually running at a speed that tops out around 20KHz. There’s also no reason to record frequencies much higher than that unless you’re trying to record ultrasound. A 96KHz sampling rate can record sound up to 48KHz. Considering even the best human hearing can’t hear above about 24KHz, there’s no reason to use that for music. It’s only if you’re recording something not meant for human hearing, like stress fractures, electric noise, or bird song, that you’d use a recording with that sampling rate.
Ok, yeah. I get you. It definitely is subjective, and I like tape. :) I have a huge tape and vinyl collection. And I have an all-analog setup to listen to it. Tube pre-amp and tube amp. For me, I know it’s less accurate audio, but I want that less accurate audio.
This used to be me. But I invented a better email system, and now it takes me like 10 minutes every couple weeks.