When creating the Torment Nexus, you gotta' start somewhere.

On your own computer at home?

I'm not convinced you know what you're talking about.

If you heard audio that was recorded with fewer bits per sample, say, 6-bit audio, how would you know? What would it sound like? Do you know?

I agree that deterrence and public safety are legitimate reasons for incarceration. However, retributive justice serves no legitimate purpose.

There's a PC app for Prime? I had no idea. I've only ever used the web page. I don't have surround audio set up right now, but it seems to play in reasonably high resolution and in HDR. Bonus: the browser blocks the ads.

How do they pull this crap off? I remember when the Win10 anniversary update broke my USB hub! It had worked on Win10 for a year, and still worked on Linux, but not on Win10 build 1607 and later.

What's the matter with these people?

It works a lot better if you run it in a gamescope session than inside a regular DE.

Once you're in there, you can run nested KDE or GNOME, and freely switch between the desktop and full-screen games in gamescope.

He's way ahead of you on that.

My dad's piano is ridiculously out of tune. It's been at least 40 years since it was tuned, and it's been moved twice during that time.

To demonstrate this, I recorded video of playing a one-octave c-major scale. It was hideous. I posted it on Faceboot to share with my friends, many who are musicians.

Within 30 seconds, it was removed. Faceboot says I had violated the copyright for this song.

Flock's don't. Heck, they don't even get the issuing state of the license plate. Flock sucks.

Most of their competitors (such as Genetec, or really anything using Vaxtor backend) do a much better job.

Are you sure about that?

AT&T kicked my Pinephone off their network. T-Mobile has never given me any grief about it.

Because the K-9 dev will stop maintaining K-9. He's busy turning K-9 into Thunderbird.

Mass arbitration can also be much more expensive than class action.

It works on all the major browsers, except Gecko-based browsers.