Thanks. The problem with "file: name:x path:y", is that I'm having to remember AND type extra words such as "file:" and "path:" when x a y should be all that I need. Simplicity is the key, and just typing x and y should look in the file path and file *by default*.
I was actually joking since turning off indexing would prevent search in the first place (and you'd find an alternative).
I think I've had exactly this trouble in the past, but for some reason, for me (on Windows 11) it's instant now, probably because I have indexing turned off, so just get crappy web results and windows settings.
I use Everything too, but the biggest problem I've found with it is that you can't search for a file and directory name simultaneously. If there's a file called x in a dir named y, you can't search for both x and y, and it come up with the file, even though the directory name is part of the file path. Devs are unresponsive to this fatal flaw.
Why focus on that? More importantly it's the first car to use entirely 48 volt for the low voltage battery electronics, has steer by wire (YES, STEER by wire), -180 to +180 steering lock to lock for a racing car feel, and an 800 volt main battery.
Bring the QuickLaunch bar back, and then any open tabs are underneath that as a separate bar. You get so much more space for all the programs, and any active/open windows.
AI may supply the goods. But we need more light bounces.
Today's games can still look fairly ugly because light isn't bounced around often enough. When they are, colours bleed into each other in a much more convincing way. Compare: https://www.skytopia.com/proje...