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Just because you buy it all at once doesn't mean you have to eat it all at once.
Reddit noticed this today, as did EA Sports' official forums in December. And now it's confirmed: EA Sports based…
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Halal be damned. Extra points for not waiting until shwarma weather for the write up.
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Why, Russia? Why are you trying to ruin bears for us?
Dear Lifehacker,
Like most people, I get hungry sometimes between breakfast and lunch, or between lunch and quitting…
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It's not a stupid question at all! Frankly, you don't need much background at all, aside from a desire to understand how computers work on the inside. :) If you can operate a screwdriver, or heck, if you can put together a piece of IKEA furniture, you can probably build a computer. The only place you may need more…
If you're looking for a "Why", you're probably in the wrong place. When it comes to installing betas and trying new software, Lifehacker tends to have more of a "Why not?" approach.
Exactly what I was thinking! What is this OS supposed to be good for? Just gaming?
I need a "WHY to install SteamOS on your computer" article.
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