There might have been a better time than now. And why is this on pics.

+1 for too good to go. It depends on where you go, but I have had good experiences.

What is ruined about it? I use it regularly for online payments or payments between friends

I do

I like these scene mixup memes.

Cannot confirm

I built a PC recently, and when researching it still seemed a large chunk went with water cooling still. AIO in particular.

I have one, the fan is active a bit too often and my battery became slightly bloated after 2 years of ownership. I did have it plugged in and didn't use the plugged in battery mode, because I didn't know about it, so maybe that was the issue. They did send me a new battery free of charge and I replaced it, so that was a good customer support experience. I general, I would recommend them.

That's a non issue

It works for me, and my tinkering times are behind me.

Fyi, you can just take the ID of the shorts video and replace the ID part of any normal YouTube Video and it works. A short is just a normal video with a special player, you can still watch it as a normal Video.

I can only see them treating the first to fall better, if they would want to lure other states in.

I did check the about:crashes page and it showed me that it seems to be related to "speechd init" and the crash itself is being linked with https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/...

Having said that, I just disabled narrate, so maybe it goes away now.

4k 60, which is what I got on one of my screens

I went on a few boards. /wg/ and /po/ is interesting. (Do not put an l there's that's a mistake) /g/ was interesting at times. I visit it a lot less these days, but I still check /wg/ for wallpapers.

The 30% were introduced by Nintendo for cartridges iirc. So I would not say valve set that standard.

The art of one piece is an interesting time capsule, because it has been running so long you can see how the art and technique changes. It started in 1999 after all.

I advocate Firefox, but I must admit I personally am affected by regular crashes on Firefox desktop. Mostly when I enter a page I haven't visited before (randomly though).

I don't know if others are affected by this, and I still recommend Firefox regardless, but every crash leaves a sour taste in my mouth. As it is not widespread, it might just be my setup, but still.

I dont have issues with FF in general which would cause me to stop using it, while it is frustrating, not using something chromium based still outweighs that heavily. Its kinda of a matter of principle to me. E: clarification

I am, sometimes there is an issue with videos in Fullscreen, where the video plays just somewhere to the top and off screen, besides that it's fine.