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And we haven't heard everything... Hopefully Linux Sucks 2025 will be more entertaining.

Tomorrow is Friday... The 13th... Dun dun duuun!

Youtube's UI team: - "Guys we must do something new with the UI immediately!" - "But we've just rounded the corners of everything, what else can we do?" - "Dunno, make the progress bar pink or something." These people are some of the most useless people ever employed in an IT company.

Is that the reason why they adopted "pronouns" and "body types"? Any video game with "pronouns" and "body types" instead of sex/gender will never get a penny from me, no matter how well made it is.

And a perfectly valid reason to not buy any other game from a developer who can't provide a solid, bug free foundation for its so called moddable game and forces players and modders alike to depend on assholes like this guy.

Yeah I had forgotten about that one. One would find it really difficult to even use the words NASA and punk in the same sentence and yet these idiots used them in the same fucking word. Okay, here's one I've come up with: Modpunk! Guys, I think I've found the name for my modding website! Don't steal it!

Swordpunk! Cause we still use swords despite having robots and aliens and shit... There's nothing "punk" about that, but never mind.

Legendary Edition, Special Edition, Anniversary Edition... after more than a decade, NONE of Arthmoor's "unofficial fixes" has been incorporated into the game, despite being a major Bethesda bootlicker... and apparently he's currently busying himself patching Starfield ... I find it highly cringy, tells you a lot about his personality, a spineless sycophant and a hypocrite... I've also realized the hate he's been getting for being a total jerk is significantly increased, and deservedly so. Anyway, yes, I'm really annoyed right now by one of his so called "fixes" (i.e. "this is what I think the game should be").

Good on him, he used to laugh at his own jokes before setting up his YT channel...

Fringe societies, anarchy = punk What a retard.

The US has been "the bad guy" since WWII, everyone is well aware of that except the Americans. From South America to North Africa, to Middle East, to Europe, there's no where on the planet that they haven't stirred up to "protect" the so called "American Interests", which of course have nothing to do with the interests of the people of the USA, just the interests of the wealthy elite who owns the country. The rest has been useful as cannon fodder.

One of the defining characteristics of Y is that they are completely detached from the past because they were completely bombarded with new things of increasingly shit quality (because of the consumerism of the 80s and 90s) while growing up and had no reason to look back and now they take all the superficial things from old stuff and insert their identity politics cause that's what they make them feel special and that's all they're capable of because their imagination is naturally limited to what they were exposed to while growing up and they have no memory of a world without television, computers and smartphones, etc. which is mostly true for the Z as well. They attach the word "punk" to whatever they come up with because that's trendy, that's a thing, not because they have a memory of the punk movement of the 70s and associate the thing with it. Most things they label as "punk" have nothing to do with it. It's mainly the Millennials and Gen Z who use the word "retro" in that way. Retro games, retro music etc. mainly referring to the 80s and the 90s. "Vintage" is another similar crap. What people use these kind of words for seems completely arbitrary to me. "Old games/music", "games/music from the 1980s" etc. are perfectly sufficient labeling, the usage of words like "retro", "vintage" is completely unnecessary, but again I guess people think that "it's cool and trendy".

In addition to what I've already said above, I'd like to add that I can clearly see the connection between this idiotic trend and the woke shit, i.e. 21st century identity politics.

May have something to do with certain items and their incorrect (?) "physics properties" and the way they interact with the game world perhaps? Doesn't explain why they behave differently inside and outside of particular cells though.

It's -in your face- woke garbage with annoying characters, overrated, outdated, just like its predecessors and similar Bioware crap. Personally, don't care, won't ever buy, not my kind of game.

Just a few other people reporting the issue without realizing what's going on... https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/615803-the-elder-scrolls-v-skyrim/66657924 https://forums.nexusmods.com/topic/1128308-inventory-drop-glitch-bleak-falls-barrow/ The issue has nothing to do with your FPS above 60 or v-sync not enabled etc., if that was the case you'd experience the same problem everywhere, not in particular locations.

The "more equals" are often the wealthy and powerful, but in this particular case it is the women. When laws are not applied equally to everyone, they are bound to create injustice, it's not rocket science. This is also the same mentality that tries to fight discrimination by discriminating people, not realizing positive discrimination is still discrimination. In any case, what's been going on in the guy's private life is completely irrelevant to the topic.

Nothing specific to M$, that is capitalism, in this so-called "free market" every actor inherently desires to become a monopoly to maximize their profits. And what do they do when they have? Simple, they start looking for ways to milk customers, when that's not enough they start sucking their blood. Apple, Google, Steam, Epic, Adobe, you name it, they are all the same shit. At this point, if anyone has been trying to cripple Windows in order to continue using it, they should already realize that it's a losing battle. Linux is also cancer, but the alternative is death. Microsoft confirms August updates break Linux boot in dual-boot systems Windows update breaks Linux dual boot - but there is a fix for some users

I have encountered this strange bug many times before and have always treated it as a random temporary glitch, but today I realized that it is absolutely reproducible and not at all random. As far I can see only a couple of other people have talked about it before, apparently the "Anniversary Edition" also has it. Here's the problem: When you drop one item from your inventory, "any" item... Normal (expected) Behavior: The item should normally go straight ahead and then drop to the ground once out of your inventory. Glitching Behavior: The item comes right out of the middle point of the 3D player model (while in 3rd person view) and goes directly down below and hurts the player. The really "weird" part is that this glitch only seems to occur in certain locations. Here's one, and the steps to reproduce the problem: 1. Go to Pinewatch (coc Pinewatch01 should work). 2. Go inside the house. 3. Take the big kettle (cauldron), should be on the first floor. 4. Drop the big kettle and observe how it behaves when dropped. (i.e. the glitch) 5. Take the big kettle again and go outside. 6. Drop the kettle again now while you're outside and observe how it drops (i.e. normal behavior) 7. Go inside and drop the kettle again, and observe how the glitch is reproduced when inside. Note 1: Save/load, restarting the game etc. won't fix the issue. Has anyone else here encountered this bug before? Any ideas what could be the cause? Any solutions? EDIT: The problem is in the vanilla Skyrim, nothing to do with mods. Had to fire it up to test after more than a decade. Tested the issue in vanilla Skyrim, no mods, not even the unofficial patches, just Skyrim LE (Skyrim and all 3 DLCs) + SKSE, and I got the same result. While inside the Pinewatch shack (and I've read that there are other cells in the game behaving this way) anything dropped from the inventory appears right on the player model instead of in front of it and it is propelled towards the ground, instead of forward. No issues doing the same thing outside the shack. EDIT 2: Just a wild guess but maybe the X-Y-Z orientation is messed up for this particular cell, in other words, the cell was designed in the incorrect orientation, therefore dropped items probably still follow the horizontal axis (X or Y) but the horizontal axis is somehow vertical in this cell, acts like the Z axis everywhere else. Could be some other cell parameter affecting the physics behavior, don't know. Checked the Pinewatch01 cell and its location records in TES5Edit and didn't see anything particularly odd looking. Still finding new bugs in a 13 year old game...

I don't know of any mod that changes head parts either on the fly or via a menu (e.g. RaceMenu, ECE) and DOESN'T rely on SKSE. Whatever the vanilla game uses to do it, on the character creation screen for instance, must be a built-in function that can't be accessed via a script, which is most likely why SKSE needed to implement the ChangeHeadPart function.

Looks like Recall will be recalled in October. "Microsoft will try the data-scraping Windows Recall feature again in October" https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2024/08/microsoft-will-try-the-data-scraping-windows-recall-feature-again-in-october/

Josh "Go watch porn!" Sawyer should never open his bloody mouth, ever, about anything. As for Chris Avellon... I had completely forgotten this guy, except the fact that I never really liked him. I remember that he also was a spineless guy just like Cain. I'm sure there's a reason why he's critical now about the lore and shit, he's never opened his mouth for anything about the "lore" that Bethesda shat upon in Fallout 76. The tweets linked above in case you can't see them: