What a terrible day to have eyes

They don’t really see if you did, they just assume and are right most of the time.

I wonder if at least one non empty line from the original code is still present in today’s desktop version

Nuclear powered wind farms, to combat natural cyclones with counter spinning cyclones intensively farmed

Such a revolutionary technology. If only some other company had previous experience with it and already developed some mitigations for it… /s

Must’ve been Win7. There were ways to upgrade certain 7 licenses to valid Win 8.x licenses (the infamous Windows 8.x with Media Center) that you could get if you had a viable Win7 license (anything except starter, basic and pro). Win 10 and 11 were free “upgrades” if you had a 7+ key

Windows 7 and Windows 8 were definitely not free upgrades

I guess nobody’s selling avocado toasts in China.

Based forced politeness

As long as your country has no oil, you can insult them without fear of retribution

How is being a cableless beggar a flex?

Should’ve been the version saying:

Geanie: “It is done”

Person: “But… nothing changed”

G: “Correct”

Excite still exists?

Because then you’ll be able to dismiss the ethics while being aware of the implications of your research.

Disregarding the ethics while not knowing them grants you no extra points, whilst deliberately ignoring the ethical ramifications but understanding them gets you all the points

I get the most deadly creatures and kangaroos for free? No way!

What if I despise the way they live and everything they stand for?

No infrastructure yet.

I’ve only seen that happen with AMD cards from an 8yo laptop, where the Microsoft provided driver somehow lacked OpenGL support. And my desktop’s sound driver, where only the older driver supports my setup. But those are the only two cases that come to mind since Win8 came out

Now I check both Lemmy and (although less than before) Reddit, so I have even less free time

But… carefully skimming through pages of drivers was the best part of installing older versions of Windows.