Davel23

Calm down Clara.

You can also use Boot Camp to install Windows natively for dual-booting.

On Intel-based Macs, yes. Apple silicon does not support Boot Camp.

When installing Windows 11, say you want to log in with your Microsoft account, then when it asks for email address and password enter a@a.com and any random password. It will say the account has been deactivated and let you create a local account. No need to be offline.

Mullvad recently removed port forwarding from their service, which is sub-optimal for torrenting.

This place is about half an hour from me.

There is a free tier which limits you to 1 hour playtime sessions and does not let you use RTX effects.

Or, when it asks for your email address and password enter a@a.com and any random password. It will tell you that account has been deactivated and allow you to set up a local account.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nB_s79lHSVs

Seveneves by Neal Stephenson is this.

Also Tau Zero by Poul Anderson, to a degree.

In the '70s there were several US adaptations of UK shows which were quite successful. All In The Family was based on Til Death Us Do Part, Sanford and Son was based on Steptoe and Son, and Three’s Company was based on Man About The House. In these cases both versions were very successful in their own ways.

You will almost certainly get better quality by ripping from the Blu-ray rather than downloading from Funimation.

I think he’s trying to say that the phrase “free demos” implies the existence of demos you have to pay for.

shucksters

I believe you mean either shyster or huckster, though both certainly apply.

It’s h.264, just FYI.

Computey McComputerface.

That one does appear to be compatible with the Elite 2, but I don’t think either model supports motion control on PC, just PS4/5 and Nintendo Switch.

I had a Drobo 5N for over 10 years. It lasted longer than the company itself.

There’s nothing wrong with shucked drives, and they are frequently relabelled NAS drives anyway.

Unfortunately it says it does not support the Elite series 2.

Atari tried to do this in the '80s, but it never went anywhere.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atari_Mindlink