.NET seems to be common for game modding/editing programs, actually.

I can play Borderlands 2 on Linux natively, but I have to use a VM to run the Gibbed save editor which is a .NET 4.0 program.

Just look for the tab which is running the Flash plugin and close it.

DDG's search has become very close in quality to Google's these days, so whatever the reality of their privacy protection claims at least they no longer have reduced functionality compared to the market leader.

They are a worthy competitor on the merits now in a way they were not even 1 year ago.

Firefox existed before it was a huge business and it will still exist if the huge business aspect falls apart.

I don't think it's controversial to ask if all those Google millions really made the program's development arc better than it was in the more fallow old days.

I wasn't aware of any users actively choosing a "yes, do track" option either, yet that didn't stop advertising from tracking users.

That's how he lists it on his resume as prior job experience.

I also was outraged by the listing of IQ. The only number that matters around here is UID, obviously...

Indeed. The RPG elements and the emphasis on co-op rather than competitive have given this game way more lifetime for me than any other shooters.

Unfortunately this game does not have mod support... which is made all the worse by the large number of questionable game mechanics (mainly seen end-game) that a community patching effort could fix.

Triton's orbit is not stable. Its orbit is decaying and it will eventually be ripped apart by tidal forces as it approaches Neptune. This may result in a extensive ring system similar to Saturn's.

Recent prank:

"What happens when you serve Mc Donald's food to some experts and pretend it's a new organic meal?"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...

Same experience for me with Borderlands 2. Linux version drops FPS a bit at some points but it has never frozen entirely as I saw happen on Win 7.

Wikipedia's webmail list:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

https://safe-mail.net/ isn't on that list but is worth mentioning.

Opera uses Blink just as Chrome does.

Pre-Pentium IV hardware is useless for desktop usage today when considering the requirement of the modern web. Additionally, very old hardware is often weaker than you might expect on Linux because the graphics drivers are hacked together. Pre-open source Intel drivers really blow on Linux.

Every pre-Core destkop should be retired at this point. Early Core computer can be found for literally free on Craigslist.

ugh... "without butchering"