I’m not interested in it, because it was written for a console, Sony, I think, and will be ported to PC by AI (you know it’s true) which means we’ll get the usual port drama, only worse.

Anyway, it’s like GTA5, the only difference is one digit, big deal. It’s like those footy games…

It’s Dell, but in colour!

That being said, Dell has some great monitors.

I’m playing 10 year old games that go for realistic graphics, and they look just fine.

They don’t look like a film, they look like generated graphics. It’s not really a problem for immersion anyway.

Still not convinced it’s very popular.

More responsive ≠ more reliable

But what if there’s some unusual activity?

Kazakhstan: 30%
Niger: 25%
Canada: 20%
Australia: 15%
Russia: 10%

Can you call it a major browser though? Maybe.

Since there are only two major browsers… one of which admittedly wears many disguises.

So is it poor design or cases where users didn’t put batteries in?

By the look of it, it dates from the 1950s, maybe early 1960s I’d say.

It should have, but Microsoft managed to change it at the last minute.

I’m not really sure what game pass is since it appeared so long after I switched to Linux, but I figure that I’ve lived so long without it that it’s not going to matter now.

Oddly enough, many people apparently don’t even know of the SuSE songs, would you believe it?

I meant “here” as “in my vicinity”. Of course I can find some online. I can find sexy MILFs that yearn for my embrace online, so pixel users are downright easy.

What’s the proportion of tinkerers among the pixel users? Is it enough for this to backfire? I’ve never seen another pixel user here.

Ah, the famous SuSE songs, instant classics.

Is that still a thing? How come it’s still a thing?

Just stack several layers of solar panels, easy.

Like all that useless roof space?