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Listening to Björk for the first time because of your comment.

Violently Happy was cool, but Venus as a Boy and Army of One are definitely more my speed (guessjng that's a normie ass take).

It's not for everyone but I feel like the only people who "hate this with a passion" only ever listen to the top 40 charts and NOTHING ELSE, which is really hard to do if you have Spotify tbh

First time listening to Violently Happy and idk what you're on about, it's literaly a 4 on the floor beat with occasional intentionally off-beat elements

I had to look through their profile after you said that and GOD DAMN, they posted the ones I found most memorable!

We don't deserve you!

Ah, that's completely understandable. Most people don't realize that in a lot of companies, even if you are involved, the decision to make the stupid feature/break your workflow comes from a suit 10 pay grades above your level and despite everyone involved trying to explain that it's a bad idea.

Also it's a big fucking company haha

Beat me to it!

Are Apple devs even contractually allowed to say that they're Apple devs? I swear every employee from every other company won't shut up about it on twitter but you never hear a thing from Apple people. Have I just been missing them completely?

It's still kinda crazy to me that a seventh gen i5 (still very capable for general use) and i7 (still a very good processor for pretty much everything) are considered "incompatible" with Windows 11.

Good thing the OS is trash though. My laptop supports it but I'll be damned if I upgrade. Just switched to Linux as my main OS with Windows running on a separate drive for shit anticheat games I can't quit.

Real talk, "Linux is the only way you can be sure your porn viewing habits aren't getting logged by some corpo in San Francisco" may be a good way to convert some people

Yes! It really was a second job! When it's good, it's REALLY good but it gets to the point where you're playing because you feel you have to, not because you want to. You're constantly grinding mindless crap so you'll be ready for that next content drop that hits as hard as the last thing you actually enjoyed over a year ago (spoiler alert: it won't).

I was lucky. I came to that realization at 1.1k hrs and it still took another 100 to quit. Afterwards, and I am dead serious about this, it took a bit more time before I could enjoy single player games I used to love again.

D2 is a pit that can and will suck you in. It's digital crack.

Installing windows step 4 if you're playing games not off the main stores, install:

• DirectX 9 Jun 2010
• Visual C++ Redistributables (2008 - whatever the latest is)
• .NET Framework 3.5 (if you wanna play older games. You have to do this from from programs and features)

From my limited understanding, it seems like it's dependent on the anti-cheat itself. Riot Vanguard is pretty much the gold standard and it does deter cheating significantly more than others I've seen. Like I think I've seen 2 or 3 cheaters total in 200ish hours of Valorant. Compare that with BattleEye or EAC (Siege and Apex respectively) and you see enough cheaters that it feels like they're cheating every time you lose a fight. These are all kernel-level so it seems that kernel access is required but it also matters how good the actual anti-cheat is.

Edit: It's a bit weird with Apex thkugh because it could just as easily be the broken controller aim assist