My wife’s job has all of those amenities, too! Well, it didn’t at first, but she’s been 100% WFH since covid. She’s got an office with a window, cats in the workplace, lunch is brought to her straight from the kitchen, and she can even take breaks to go on walks with her family during the day.

Oh man, my whole desktop experience used to be themed. I would spend hours finding the perfect skins.

Yeah, that’s a hard pass from me.

I just have to comment here about the “like getting a new GPU”, because do people really upgrade that frequently? I generally see a much bigger jump in performance when upgrading.

Sync.

I’m confused.

You’re down with the Gitness?

Because I never particularly liked the alternatives.

Because everyone means “alphabetize” when sorting numbers.

If it’s infinite (up to the current human population), we’re all tied up on the tracks. Unless we’re leaving out the exact number of people that would bring it to approximately the full population, I guess.

As long as I’m not on the tracks, I’ll take the hit and kill one instead of risking a potential genocide.

Why not squirrel?

sigh I’ll let my wife know…

I’m sorry, but if Windows was that hard for you to install, you did something majorly wrong. I haven’t installed 11 on anything, but 7 and 10 were both cakewalks that practically hold your hand all the way through. It’s the last step when building a PC – after the actual work is finished.

If you have little experience with Windows, you may just be suffering from its “easiness.” It lets you do less in order to protect the less knowledgeable user. From personal experience in similar matters, I can attest to how frustrating that can be. You don’t want Windows to do it for you, you just want to do it! So you try to find a way to do things your way, bash your head against a wall, get frustrated, and ultimately take much longer to do anything.

RTFD, or something like that.

Just speaking personally, I still buy what I would buy without piracy as an option. Piracy just gives me more options.

Get new, freeleech torrents. They don’t count against your download, but you still get credit for any upload.

Oh, this is good.

I’ve been using PIA for torrenting for several years with no trouble.