Even then that's not that accurate, more like move to a different place.
It's inconvenient and might not have all the same things you wanted/liked from your old place but you can actually change things in the new place if you really want to
And to a lesser degree men tend to avoid highly women centric workplaces, either due to toxic masculinity (nurses, anything to do with sewing and so on) or just not having other people whom they can relate to easier.
Tbf they only have a monopoly bc they are the only ones who are providing a good service and there just isn't much of a reason to use anything else. Nor are they hostile to competition
Tbf an environment where people can work on the things they want seems a pretty good one.
Like sure we aren't getting more games but idk the steam deck has been a wonder creation of theirs, plus feels a bit entitled to expect more sequels or games bc we are just consumers of their creation.
I do wonder how much waste is produced from medical equipment, scientific experiments and safety equipment.
Personally I feel it's justified as opposed to like plastic packaging, dumping waste water and that whole thing but yeah would like to see a better breakdown of waste production
Damn you really don't know what you are talking about, yet you speak so confidentially.
For future reference just bc a game doesn't have a native Linux version doesn't mean it won't run on Linux and that logo you are looking at specifically talks about what OS the game is specifically made for.
out of my current library of ~250ish games about 30 have native Linux ports and out of my 20 recently played games only Terraria has a native Linux ports (I still use the windows version anyways) hell I am currently playing Control with ray tracing
Welp that's what you get when there is no proper education/introduction to Ace people existence, so most people try to understand that concept through their experience. Imagining not being sexually attracted to anyone is far easier to imagine when you aren't horny, obviously doesn't work like but I imagine that would be the cause of the misconception.
But like you are still gonna go and get the package so what's the big deal with doing it when it arrives? You lose nothing by doing it that way.
Or if you know you are gonna be busy at a certain time set the delivery at a more appropriate time (now that I think about it is this not a common option?)
Tbf quite often there just isn't a good gui for what I need or for some reason the GUI just doesn't do what it should