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Especially when it's being run by a terrible project manager like Chris Roberts. Dates will be missed.

I'm surprised they're putting more effort into Squadron 42, it's the only part I was interested in. Wonder if it'll actually be released.

Ah, last I heard, it was in the Insider Channel previews. Guess it's live now.

Wow, just read half of it, it's a really murky situation (as the article mentions).

How long is the campaign? Just wondering if it'll be worth the time as well.

As it should, I've tried twice to use GIMP, always gone back to Photoshop.

Ungrouped task bar buttons, I like seeing what's running on my task bar at a glance. And I don't like having it shrunk down to just an icon either.

Eh, I don't hate Windows (unlike a lot in the Fediverse), but I wouldn't say Win11 is awesome. It probably just works. From what I see it's just a mildly-improved 10, which is nice, but missing a few things (no grouped task bar button option in my case), which is why I'm holding out for now.

Usually one of the big three for work: Zoom, Meets or Teams.

Personal it depends, but usually Telegram or Discord.

Of all the services I used so far, the one I hate most is Teams. It has the highest rate of issues and not always the easiest to troubleshoot.

Ah right, I see what you mean. I was thinking of gaming that requires a separate computer, but like you said, there can be other ways to do that.

Because for the, it's their identiy. Their choice needs to "win", regardless of how stupid and self-defeating in the long run it is.

Moderation is difficult, saying as someone who did mod work on Reddit previously. There's enough misogynistic men that it's swimming against the current.

Way too much work.

So, how's the storyline like after the FedCom civil war? I haven't been following on BattleTech since.

I agree with this. Car-lite is a great goal in cities, where population density is higher and it's easier to place people, services, and work closer to each other and connect them with public transport.

Rural areas, it's rural for a reason. You'll still need more cars, proportionately-speaking.

Ah, ok. My reason to get a headset is for immersion with seated gameplay. Games like ETS2 and Elite:Dangerous.

I'm not holding my breath on that one!

Only if latency is really really low. VR is one of those things that's really sensitive to even the slightest bit of lag.

I don't mind cables if it's a single USB-C cable.

45 FOV sounds really narrow, aren't the headsets pushing like 100 degrees or so?

MW5 was kinda underbaked right? I remember not-so-great reviews. Did you play it? How was it compared to say, MW3, which probably was my favourite in the series?

The PS fan boys are the least chill. See the PS blog whenever a PC version gets announced. Some of them are just incredibly partisan and sad.