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the likelihood of reinstalling is high.

At least with Arch, I don't imagine needing to reinstall, worst case I should be able to reinstall all packages from a live image.

I think that might be losing a $100 discount from the other configuration, possibly because they have excess smaller drives that don't meet win11 requirements?

And if someone photoshopped something in a realistic way, it was impressive, like "damn, they got me too!", something to appreciate as art.

I imagine any users contributing from Japan could be subject to penalties under Japanese law though, and if Japan wanted to fight it they could start blocking Wikipedia as well.

USB drivers aren't working either.

What the hell do you mean, USB drivers need to be downloaded? Isn't that standardized and included with the system?

I believe that's what they're saying, that if released software has any bugs that users encounter, and the developers want to know about them to fix them, they're "outsourcing QA" to the users.

So yeah, good luck creating software and updates with literally no issues :P

On the other hand, the point of ranking and matchmaking is to match you with players of similar skill. When working optimally, you'll end up with the appropriate ranking, play with players of the same skill, and (in 1v1/1 team vs 1 team games) win 50% of the time.

Some people whine a lot about the idea of losing 50% of the games you play, but if you actually enjoy the game and ignore the rank you have, it's a great deal.

Greentexts are popular outside of 4chan, good ones are often screenshotted and spread around. I don't have proof that this is the actual original post, but here's an image of the greentext on knowyourmeme: https://knowyourmeme.com/photos/2016597-greentext-stories

The short version is - if you've ever heard of infrared cameras that can see heat, that's because everything glows based on heat. When things are very hot the glow is visible, but even cool things emit light outside of the visible spectrum. And emitting light takes energy, which means blackbody radiation (as this is called) takes energy (heat) away.

I'm pretty sure that's a 4chan greentext, and I think it was even "Are you fucking sorry!?". I also believe it was kicking a goalie in the face in a more outlandish scenario, followed by yelling that.

Snail mail is traditional mail, in this case presumably sending a physical data storage device for those terabytes of data, which could maybe be faster and more reliable than networking it.