Bun, meat, salad, tomato, onion, Cheddar.
Because Pokémon fell down hard after Gen 5, and has a lot of unrealized potential. It could be great if Nintendo actually cared about delivering a good product.
inb4 “akchually Pokémon games are developed by Game Freaks”
Nintendo has the power to tell them to fuck off if their games continue being worse and worse every year, but don’t.
Was? No. It still is.
Right? It only has 3 games and they’re already talking about a new one? They should give it a few years at least before giving up.
Rufus uses the feature for unattended installations. This will never be removed, as this is very commonly used by enterprise customers.
Like clockwork, tankies will call actual leftists “liberals” everytime someone mentions that tankies are fascists who support capitalist imperialism from Russia and China.
Tankies are fascists with left wing aesthetics.
SQLite is fine for small amounts of data and very few users. The bottleneck with Nextcloud is almost never the database.
Those who don’t know may be using Nextcloud AIO, which is bundled with Postgres.
CoD players don’t play other games anyway.
Legally, it’s exactly the same. You don’t own anything.
You don’t own anything on GOG. You only have revocable licenses. This is explicitly stated in their terms of services.
How many games are y’all installing at once? 825GB is plenty. You can have three 200GB games installed, plus 3 or 4 AAA games with more reasonable disk usage.
DD and SJ are included in the AJ trilogy.
Right? Quadrupling the RAM isn’t a minor upgrade. I’m not sure what OP is ranting about.
Wikipedia has a toggle at the top to switch to the previous, inferior version.
Text is much easier to read if it isn’t too wide. Using all the available horizontal space is bad because it makes you move your eyes a lot more.
Yes, but IGN bought EuroGamer.
C’mon, they haven’t done nothing. They asked Nintendo to put Banjo and Kazooie in Smash!
Sometimes it’s a legal thing. They are not allowed to distribute proprietary software in their repositories.
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