“free to play”

Is it loaded with pay to win, stamina bars, or gatcha type micro transactions?

Meanwhile, North Korea has written a nice AI on their TI-84 that they claim can beat both of them.

That’s how it begins:

There is nothing “bait and switch” about it whatsoever, and most people haven’t had trouble with it. Sure, a lot of people have, but most have not.

I believe it will reformat your hard drive but I’m using a 250gb of SSD so it didn’t take long and I’m guessing it’ll do a “quick format” before doing a fresh install.

This “upgrade install” to me was only implemented for people who wasn’t fully committed so they can roll back to their old OS if they wanted to but as…

This is why I’ve proactively upgraded all of my extended family’s computers over the past 6 months or so. I had no idea Microsoft was going to start pushing Windows 10 updates though. I just thought they were going to start charging for it after 1 year on the market.

Haha! I had this exact call last week =D

I suggest having a cup of tea and relaxing music ready for when you discover the horror that is her browser toolbar. That’s sure to cause you all kinds of stress.

Friend of mine had this exact problem, this morning. Seeing it again in your article has me dreading a call from my mum, who is nothing like tech-savvy. /sigh

It’s literally a box with some sensors and two spinning lights. My guess is this’ll be extremely cheap (~$50 maximum I’d wager), and even if it isn’t, repairs for it will be extremely cheap.

Even the oldest hard disks spin faster than that.

Table saws rotate much faster. This is about as fast as a rumble in a controller which as we know can last a good while and be cheap too.

I have case fans that rotate as 4000RPM and have been for almost 4 years straight (I rarely shut my PC off) that still work just fine. As well as a water pump for the liquid cooling that runs at 3-400 RPM. I have a ceiling fan that I run pretty much all the time, same story. Blender? I could go on. Not really sure…

Yeah, god forbid you use moving parts for things as crucial as data storage. Oh, oh wait. Hard drives. What the hell do you mean no moving parts on consumer products?

They’ve been working on it for several years. Sure, Oculus early success with the devkits might’ve given them a bit of a kick in the arse but it was happening regardless. Hell, a lot of the technology Oculus uses came from Valve.

And even with those durability issues, it’s rare that it’s the actual motor inside them that gives up. And we can add the fans in our computers as well. A brushless motor like this will run “forever”. And in this case it will only be turned on for a few hours at a time at most compared to how long harddrives are left…

Comparing a box that isn’t intended to be moved around a bunch/handled often to a thing you stick in your pocket and constantly jostle around….Moving right along.

I think you should go outside and get some air. Good luck to you.

This is made for little children to play with?