Great job to all volunteers who organized and participated in this initiative. And also, a big thank you to Myrient for having had so many games preserved all this time and for giving the community a chance to prepare for a time when it will no longer be around.
I just noticed this post of yours from 18h ago so I guess that’s related.
Like I said I don’t really have any kind of special access here except suggest maybe to try to check from a different browser or clear cache, or different application, in the event the problem is local, related to some software you are using and not a problem with the account.
I don’t have any kind of authority or special access here but “I need help”, or “it doesn’t work”, or “there’s an error” are usually useless pieces of information if not followed by details about what you need help with, what the error is, what your specs are, what were you trying to do…
The best a person with good intentions can do after your inquiry is ask “What do you need help with?” and maybe post a link to some FAQ.
Do yourself and others a favor and help others help you by giving more information about what you need help with.
Didn’t they add copilot to notepad, to the file Explorer, to windows I assume as a non removable service (internet explorer anyone?), and to who knows how many more places?
Whatever metrics they claim to have are for sure not inflated. /s
If people are indeed using copilot a lot then great: good for you, please shut up, you don’t need me on-board.
As far as I am aware, most people are indeed born on January first.
Good write up. I agree with several points
And it pains me too that everything is damn electron. Can we please go back to writing stuff that doesn’t require that?
I don’t mind an old style interface. Hell, in many cases I’ll welcome it with open arms. Modern UI is not necessarily better. Both tech wise and also style wise.
This one hits hard for me. I too, watched many of his content. I partially watched his last stream. Little did I know it would be the last.
You are loved.
Another reminder that if enacted, in practice this is not only for Europeans.
If games have to be reasonably playable in Europe then they will be reasonably playable everywhere.
This benefits all consumers one way or another.
More importantly though, for everything, like the comment I’m replying to mentions: If you buy something you should own it.
I just found out Netflix has games. Think I’ll keep not using it.
Has it been two years?! … Damn
Can you name the exercises you were shown, or link to a video or article explaining them?
I don’t know if this could be a case of “what’s good for me might be bad for you” but bad posture must be pretty common in today’s world.
Did your back pain get as bad as OP’s?
How did that banana become green?!
Oh no! Anyway…
Now that’s some JWST love
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Yes! Exactly the same. I can only hear it when laying down, mostly at night only when trying to sleep. If I sit or stand up I can’t hear it anymore. Not every night but I sure hear it often.
It does make sleeping harder.
Oh doh, my bad :) Thanks again!
Fair enough :)
Hmm. I never thought about trying to organize them in a series folder.
I just let Calibre do the default folders by author.
One thing that I want to do is for a few books change the metadata to have just the main author because for a given book of a given series it will concatenate all 15 authors-or-writers-or-helpers-or-whatever, and for that reason that book, the third of 5 books, is in a different folder.
I’ll admit this sounds awesome, thank you!
I still don’t think it’s for me though, due to the sort-of-language-barrier. I feel I’d miss out on a lot of the details by trying to listen.
I followed this excerpt well enough because I had already read it.
Even if I understand the words spoken (which is not always the case), and especially for fantasy books where we make up new words (skaa), or invent concepts (burned tin), it makes it harder to follow unless I’m already familiar with them.
As an example of the first reaction when reading, the brain working: “What do you mean, burned tin? Isn’t tin a metal, let me double check. Yes, did he bring a forge? Wait, what, in his … stomach? Ok I guess I’ll understand this better later.”
When I’m reading I pause and continue at my own leisure, when I’m listening I already missed out on the next 20-30 seconds of audio if I’m trying to figure this out or end up forgetting about this to pay attention to those 20-30 seconds. Sure enough, sometimes the explanation comes right after, but not always :)
That being said, this does sound awesome and I may try it for books I already read!
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As for my previous question, which books am I missing from those collections you mentioned 15+?
I checked his bibliography and from what I could tell, either you were talking about another series or some of the short stories such as The Eleventh Metal.
Well that depends on a lot of factors. One of them being the distance of dick to floor of every one they would jerk. Call that D2F.
Hopefully they thought of it.