I'm more used to seeing shit like: c:/users/username/appdata/local/developer/game/engine/data3/saves/profile0/epe90_cats90-slot203.nonstandardfileformat
Grass
wasn't Stuart little not a mouse but a regular boy except he looked exactly like a mouse?
I have that exact one and I agree with this. Makes using any other usb setup so much better and noy feel like you will shear off the plug by just using motion control or something.
audio latency when
at this point I get like 75% fuck spez/etc post edits instead
somehow I didn't see anything above getting started. Looking again I don't know how I missed it with the big logos unless they didn't load and the rest was behind a notification or something.
what does warrior do? The git readme seems to just be setup instructitons
Driving these days is just being stuck in traffic for an hour at a time then wasting 20 minutes searching for a parking spot and being late for work.
they are pretty decent for atomic distros and fully automated updates. I served my time in arch and gentoo and don't want to update all the time but still want the updates. That said there are a lot of things that have also bothered me at some point that may or may not still be a problem. being out of date sometimes, stupid notifications for the application running in the background when you minimize it, jankiness when launching via clicking a file or god forbid programs launching each other. probably other stuff.
having tried all of them. also shopping instinct. It's like newtypes in gundam, or like how people that grew up gaming just know there will be a chest in the little alcove over there but someone new to gaming would be stumped over how anyone would know that.
Is this the one that mentions his Swedish virgin made underwear every time someone pitches an underwear brand on one of pretty those shows that usually end up being 'roast my business'?
it usually seems more like whatever distro doing things however they want rather than following any standard