I definitely do not have a problem differentiating English from Japanese.
Now, this might actually be the case for languages like Spanish, Italian and Portuguese. They are so similar, you could sometimes just infer what a word in one language is if you know it in another (heck, I can do this with a lot of languages I don't know just because they all have the same root language, so many words are just a letter or two in difference). Where I live, Spanish and Portuguese speakers are pretty common, and they can usually talk to each other not even knowing the other's language because they're so similar.
Just once, I would love to see a game being played via musical instrument, and when you're actually in the shit against a boss, it ends up creating a banger of a song.
I'm pretty sure that's a physical impossibility in the known laws of the universe. Best I can do is wake up earlier to give me time to feel like garbage, but then be fine by the time I have to do anything.
First, you need to remove the heat sink. It's going to be latched or screwed into a bracket on the motherboard and you'll need to undo those first.
Once that's off, there is going to be another latch for the cage that keeps the CPU down firmly in the socket. Undo that, lift the cover and the CPU should be somewhat easily removed from the socket.
If the thermal paste has solidified enough to glue the heatsink to the CPU you might want to look up how to deal with that. If you apply too much pressure trying to pull it off, it could damage something, but you also don't need to be super delicate. It can take a little bit of pressure.
If governments really did have crashed alien ships they've been reverse engineering since the 50's as some conspiracy and UFO believers theorize, we would have had proof of it posted to the War Thunder forums by now.
Mmm... Country-sized danish 🤤