that 3 million would have been better spent doing something to improve that state’s education system, which ranks anywhere from bottom-5 among states to dead last (source: usnews, wallethub).
this politically-motivated university ‘center’ will drag it down
he’s not the type to understand that ‘no’ means ‘no’
i could count on one hand the number of users i’ve run across that absolutely had to have the real microsoft office. an alternative like libreoffice works just as well for nearly everyone.
i’d pay eighty-three dollars more per gallon, and fill up the tank, if… ya know…
socialist mayor lures poor new yorkers into citywide surveillance network with cheap transit passes.
‘365’ subscribers got rate increases specifically because the copilot bullshit was bundled in. they’re already paying for it… they just don’t use it. and you have to jump through hoops, such as feigning a cancellation, just to be offered the non-copilot plan. most don’t know that even exists as an option.
i’ve been stuck on step 4. price hikes chased me away, i haven’t been back. i don’t even know what’s “new” anymore, and i don’t care.
i just watch the stuff i have locally, there’s more new (to me) stuff on my disks than netflix has ever produced.
i had, again, forgotten all about the world cup. i am also pleased to hear that they got soundly beat.
lord dipshit branded the team–now they’re losers, too.
blue is mislabeled for windows users. it should read:
“because i don’t want more bugs”
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Folarin_Balogun#Early_life
oh, my. while dipshit is desperately trying to end ‘birthright citizenship’, he is also rooting for and coming to the aid and defense of a player who is literally on and eligible for usmnt because he was a recipient of that very same constitutionally-protected citizenship… when his nigerian parents were denied boarding by an airline as they were returning home 2 mo before his birth. he was instead born in new york before returning to their home in england where he was raised.
already engraved with his majesty’s name.
single-use codes and ‘activation’ were around and gaining traction before steam came about. but steam did help dig the hole and put the some of the nails in the coffin.
given who’s running that show these days, i wouldn’t shed a tear if they got run out of business.
the maps… and the mods. oh, those glorious mods. we ran a vanilla server with extra maps, but the wc3ft mod with ut audio was far more popular… and had servers running tfc, paintball, natural selection, wanted, and the ship.
major change Kentucky lawmakers made in 2024 to the state’s Senate vacancy laws
lemme guess. specifically because they don’t want their relatively popular 2-term democrat governor to name even a temporary replacement for the aging and ailing turtle.
all four constituent countries of the uk did qualify in 1958
physical media for movies and tv is next on the list. sony makes those, too.
the cost to produce and distribute (or rather, the lower profits), was secondary… waaaay tf under the top 5 reasons for dumping physical media: control, control, control. control, and control… control over your “purchases”
that is an odd layout, even for a windows system with linux added later.
what’s the actual order of the partitions on disk?
from my bookmarks. you may find these to be interesting reading:
https://ps3linux.net/
and unrelated to the above: https://consolemods.org/wiki/PS3:Getting_Started