When you set it up you tell it which command you want. Default is “cdi” but I changed it to “cd” immediately.
When you set it up you tell it which command you want. Default is “cdi” but I changed it to “cd” immediately.
I recommend LMDE nowadays, but it doesn’t really matter.
I feel like those can be solved already by searching through your emails/browser history.
Recall won’t help with that. You also don’t need an AI for the second one. Just something more than a basic shell.
I honestly don’t understand the use case. What do you find interesting about it?
Changing settings, changing tools. Hell, they could have made a modern one playing as Lucy or Desmond and interwoven it with Watch Dogs.
But people liked the first 3/4 games for the story and the movement. The Ezio trilogy is pretty much the same game three times! Make good stories and keep/improve on the core mechanics and they would have been successful.
That was a symptom. The only inspired thing in Revelation was the bombs.
Rogue was barely advertised and the concurrent release with unity was doomed. Unity was so full of bugs (and there was the whole sexual assault scandal) that Ubisoft lost a ton of goodwill before syndicate.
They fired the lead designer in the middle of Brotherhood because he didn’t want to push shit games and you feel it. The only good things in Revelation is nostalgia and the bombs. After that you lost the parkour in 3 (although Rogue has some).
I’m tentatively hopeful with Mirage but I don’t expect the Japan one to be any good.
And then there’s weird people like me that prefered Vista and 8.1 over 7 and 10.
I’ll keep that in mind! Thanks!
I liked the early game, but my interest fizzled out by the time I got to the large city out west.
I’ve never finished Witcher 3, bit I did like it. Still waiting on a good discount to try cyberpunk.
I can’t think of a large open world game I liked. Skyrim, RDR2, the new Assassin’s Creeds, Biomutant, Horizon Zero Dawn, GTA5. I feel like they sacrifice the story to fill a world with so many random side quests that it seems like I’ll never be able to finish it. I miss games that I could complete in less than 25 hours of playtime.
Yeah, but the cost of low latency is thousands of satellites that burn up in the atmosphere, need to be continuously launched, are a catastrophe for optical and radio astronomy and crowd LEO, reducing available space and increasing collision risk. All for a barely scalable system.
It’s not worth it. If you want low latency get a cable run or talk to a ground based antenna.
A geosynchronous satellite makes much more sense for those use cases.
The issue with starlink is the choice to be in LEO instead of using geosats. It lowers the latency but it makes the whole project completely unsustainable.
I’ve been using Manjaro for about 7 years at this point. I’ve had issues maybe 5 times, and nothing I couldn’t fix.
It can break if you disable telemetry.
I always recommend mint. There are a lot of small convenience features that remove friction points for new users and because it’s based on the very popular Ubuntu there are a lot of documentation out there.
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