I thought I saw Zampella from Respawn saying stuff about it. All we need is for it to be Titanfall x Battlefield 3

Edit: It adds up to what one might call classic Battlefield, but bigger — big enough that it merits the efforts of four separate studios in DICE, Motive, Ripple Effect, and Criterion (Ridgeline Games was briefly part of its development before being shuttered after founder Marcus Lehto’s departure). EA CEO Andrew Wilson claims it’s one of the “most ambitious projects in [EA’s] history.”

https://www.ign.com/articles/exclusive-first-battlefield-concept-art-revealed-vince-zampella

Our youngest comes into the house mewing until someone replies.

Depending on the type of DVI you can just buy a small DVI to HDMI adapter. I’ve run this setup for years when I got a gpu without DVI.

Any free online game is gonna be ruined by its community. Do yourself a favour and look for a game you actually like and pay for it.

Borderlands 2 is great! Should work with Proton.

In my experience, the term FOSS as in FLOSS is only (incorrectly, as you pointed out) used for software that is free if charge.

But you are correct, the term says nothing about the pricing, they only say something about the licensing form.

FOSS is free, OSS doesn’t have to be. Very often open source software, of which the commercial fork is being maintained by a company, that company will profit from businesses using the software. Idk about VLC but Moodle, for instance, is open source and updates for it are based on a subscription model.

The license agreement for OSS will often state that you are free to use it in your own home, but if you start commercially using the software, they expect you to pay. Some open source projects can get resold by service providers this way to handle deployment of updates, provide support, et cetera.

The Dutch housing market is very difficult at the moment, so any place worth living is gonna be hard if you don’t bring a huge bag of cash. That said, the Netherlands is a great country to come to because most folks speak English very well and we don’t mind accomodating others.

But as someone who has lived in the Netherlands his entire life, I’d prefer a country like Portugal. Ethically, though, Iberian countries have a big problem with folks from western countries migrating and driving up prices in the more desirable areas. Lisbon is essentially becoming Amsterdam in the sense that you’ll hear more English than the native language.

Lemmy, reddit, 4chan… You find them all around. If you ask me, it’s likely caused by childhood isolation. Kids who grow up in a tense environment or with certain disorders tend to be outcasts when growing up and this creates a bitterness towards the world.

It feels unfair that there is a way most people behave towards one another that you can not be a part of. And it’s always easier to blame the environment than to look inward, find out what is causing these feelings and how to combat them. This is easily said when you’re past your 30s, but a 7 year old kid does not have the capacity to do this level of self reflection. So the effects of being an outcast compound. At some point it just becomes easier to direct your anger at faceless strangers and avoid any kind of real social situations. And this, of course, also compounds.

But that’s just my armchair psychology take on it. I have been somewhat of an outcast up until college (although not nearly as bad as some other kids I’ve met). College was an eye-opener for me due to the acceptance and positivity that was around everyone. I noticed quickly that the happiest folks where the ones who spoke mostly of things they liked. It’s a cliche for a reason, but a positive attitude breeds positivity.

Sometimes I see people rant about people in a way that makes me believe they rarely interact with anyone face to face. Complete lack of anything positive to say about others, can only discuss topics that mean something to themselves, no ability to put themselves in someone else’s shoes.

Not all Tidal features are available to Plexamp either. Track radio for instance.

Thing is I like to stay in a certain style or genre when listening to music (Plex has a nice feature with moods though). I ended up making a library per broad genre of music and just randomising all when listening. Even that gets old.

I did this a while, got fed up with not having any new music, got myself Tidal through Plex. You can use Tidal with Plexamp and you get a small discount when you get Tidal through Plex.

I like his horror stuff. Colour Out Of Space was good. Wally’s Wonderland was a horrible movie but Cage made that movie. And he didn’t say a word. He insisted on altering the script here and there. No dialog was one of his demands.

He improvised a dance at a pinball machine that is just trademark Nic Cage.

Dream Scenario was ace.

There are still some on my watch list, Renfield seems like it’d be amazing. I’ve made arrangements for the next Cage nights with the Cage night watching crew.

I like Jude Law as an actor but I’m not getting my hopes up. It’s quantity over quality lately.

I thought he was good in Xibalba

I’m in data engineering and that market is dominated by Microsoft. Understanding an os is essential if you’re, say, a sysadmin.

I’d recommend looking into some certifications. Some businesses are very sensitive to those.

It looks like it’s just the ability to play as literally anything. No new content or anything.

I wouldn’t mind Castle Crashers 2

Boot in safe mode, see what happens. Sounds to me like software conflict. You might try uninstalling your video drivers with DDU.

If you can work in safe mode, get rid of a couple of drivers, run DISM and try once more.

If you can’t work in safe mode, boot from usb with hiren’s boot disk. If you can’t work in hiren’s, reset bios to optimised defaults. If you can’t work in hiren’s after that, it’s a hardware issue.

No, we know why. There are just certain peculiarities that cannot be explained by the existing theories.