Predecessor
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Predecessor
It should’ve been unix timestamp
This being a double physically hurts
Love having to enable “support for sleep state 5” to turn off USB power when the PC is off
Code is not self documenting when decision trees are created based on some methodology that’s not extremely obvious
yearning.gay
lmao
Time to create my own planet without humanity
You can use a win10 key for win11 and vice versa, so you could just see it as an update if it wasn’t for the tpm requirement
someone better
Someone who can milk their playerbase better. Lootboxes and other “surprise mechanics” (addictive gambling), battle passes, games as a service
No conflict of interest going on here guys
That eats into their profits for their other/new games
Tidal, Qobuz, NetEase Cloud Music, Deezer, Apple Music
Everything you mentioned is garbage
Valve actually gives a shit about its consumers, and is working hard on making its OS competitive. ASUS just dumps specs on the market and then abandons it.
I couldn’t tell you the last time I bought a AAA game.
BG3
Going with her to the nine hells is her “good” ending.
Letting her explode is her bad ending.
It’s good to know how to rip the opus without reencoding from YouTube but please don’t use this as your primary source of music
If you learn how an encoder works you can compress the FLAC into whatever format you prefer yourself. I highly recommend 256kbps AAC using Apple’s encoder (specifically that encoder, other AAC encoders are much worse) but you can also do VBR MP3 in any bitrate you want. Plus, if you keep the FLACs in archive, you can re-compress them later to a better format if one is developed.
YouTube is absolutely unacceptable quality. The difference is clearly audible even on $5 earbuds. I feel sorry for your ears if you don’t hear the difference, but the vast majority of those who care enough to download music will be able to tell the difference.
I personally pay for Deezer HiFi and save the FLACs locally. Friends mostly do the same with Tidal, but both work well for this purpose.
If you want to find FLACs without paying for a service you can check out rutracker. It has torrents for discographies from a lot of famous artists. Alternatively, you could find a stolen account for one of the previously mentioned services, but that goes too far for my morals because you’re hurting a normal person with a hacked account.
Everyone on this website did something to stop it. Leaving.