ublock origin and adblock plus do the same thing and can be configured to use the same filter lists.
pick one or the other (tip: choose ubo) for in the browser.
all the more reason to use an adblocker... and a script blocker if you don't mind the extra clicks to get a whitelist going or to temporarily allow them somewhere.
biden stammers twice, but otherwise is impeccable.
cnn lobs nothing but softballs to the orange one. still screws 'em up, goes off on tangents, spouts nothing but lies, rages about everything. declared the 'winner'.
'optimizations' and fixes targeting specific games that nvidia does are in the drivers themselves.
what geforce experience does is mess with game config files--and it really isn't that great at it, either.
gfe is basically just a data gathering and marketing tool. i've never seen a point or purpose for the user. it benefits them far more than you, and can mess up your own game settings.
leave it uninstalled.
there's also a fair number of students and graduates from certain countries or related to certain peoples that he might want to help in exchange for who-knows-what.
the one thing that is certain, is he isn't proposing it for the benefit of 'immigrants' or 'foreign students' or even for the betterment of america.. but rather, for himself. it's always about him.
no. no. no. a thousand million times, NO!!
the local theater (we had one in our town) kept star wars playing (and only star wars) for a year. it wasn't until around grease and jaws2 that they played anything else.
same thing happened for the other two films of what became the original trilogy.
basically turned me off to the whole 'franchise'. all the films star wars kept from me as a small town kid by being on eternal repeat in the only theater accessible to me at the time.
i did see the original first three films--one time each, the first week of their initial runs.
but none since.
that's basically what i had. a cheap laptop for a 'streaming device' and media player with a k400 keyboard with trackpad. connected to a monitor to start, then a cheap tv. don't have a 'media server' though, just a pile of hard drives (externals, or internals with usb adapter or 'dock').
the tv eventually did get hooked up to wifi but i only use it for a couple 'free' apps that require no signin and work through pihole ok. mostly the 'tv' is playing a random playlist.
"%userprofile%\Saved Games" exists, but most games that i've seen don't use it by default, or even can't use it due to its own shortcomings.
this is the guy who's supposed to be getting his affairs in order so he can report to prison on july 1st. he's just butthurt he's gonna miss the fireworks in new york ten days later.
it used to be visible as an option in 'customize toolbar'. it was deprecated and deemed 'unsupported' way back around v89, but at least they kept it available as a 'hidden' setting.
i use it on every pc i have firefox installed on (which is, well, all of them that aren't 'terminal only').
i saw that on a new install of the 'non-sub' office last month. stupid af, just another way of scamming for subscriptions.
you're actually helping by lowering the amount of revenue they have to shuffle offshore and hide from the feds.
do they even use 'dualbios' anymore? all i've seen lately is 'q flash' (for updating bios without a cpu or video present) on their boards.
we've had clients have their dell systems bricked from bios updates. it's not just hp.
at least dell (reluctantly) offered free repairs, even out of warranty, on those models at the time. 'repair' being motherboard swap plus shipping both ways if not covered by an onsite warranty plan.
i still have one of those 'repaired' systems here. user gave it to us years after it got fixed. it just sat, unused, once they got it back as they bought a new one due to the lengthy turnaround they were quoted.
now with biometrics added for extra flavor.
and the sprint (the earlier version of a metro) before that, even... in the 1980s.
Automakers prefer not to produce or sell smaller cars because it doesn't make sense for some reason
it's mainly two things:
automakers and their dealers make significantly more profits off of big cars and trucks,
and then also the typical buyer mindset that 'bigger is better'.