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An 18-year-old girl with an Elvis cover https://tube.cadence.moe/watch?v=w06R8iI0dg0

Lapso: Nimbo The Rockrose region has always been shrouded in an aura of mystery. Its trails were walked by hikers who claimed to have seen some figures crowned by a halo of light, but that is only part of the legend... Even so, there are those who have found in these lands a frequent place of pilgrimage and offering. First person puzzle adventure, recommended headphones because of 4D soundeffects https://store.steampowered.com/app/1360430/Lapso_NIMBO/ Min Sys Specs OS: Windows Vista/7/8/10 SP2 64-bit or later Processor: Intel G4560/Athlon 200GE or better Memory: 8 GB RAM Graphics: GT 1030/RX 460 or better Storage: 3 GB available space Additional Notes: Target for 900p, Medium Settings, 30fps

Thanks for your work. Seems a huge update, from a 94Mb pk4 to a 391 Mb pk4.

Dual boot in any case is the best option, regarding compatibility and some other reasons. Whether we want to or not, Windows has some advantages over Linux in some aspects. Well at the moment I am quite happy with my Windows 10 (tuned ) and the 11 anyway I will not be able to use. Today the update menu had a Pop-up warning me that Windows 11 is not compatible with my CPU (a good laptop that is a bit more than a year old), because Windows 11 is not compatible with AMD Radeon (???), that is, In 2025, when they stop supporting Windows 10 (they say, well, I belive more in 2028-2029), changing to Linux, yes or yes.

I found a similar error of the Intel graphic, related to the Minecraft Launcher and with the solution. Maybe it can help https://tlauncher.org/en/ig9icd32-dll-error.html

They're here https://futurism.com/the-byte/quantum-desktop-computer-5000

Naturally, this is how I have caught some games, for example Tomb Raider, but this does not exclude that it is also legitimate to post free games that catch our attention, which are not abundant either, at least those for singleplayer, because this is another, almost all the current free games are multiplayer and they are not often so 'free' either (pay2win). Even TDM is an honorable exception, compared to what is normally offered in the OpenSource games list, which almost all seem to be 15-20 years or more, or are some clones of board games, puzzles and sidescroller.

Nothing against to post always free games, I think. On Steam there are a lot of free games, but a lot of them are not really free, being either extremely short, they are just prologues to a series that later costs a kidney and a half or simple demos. I think this is why there is nothing against posting free games that are worthwhile, offering a good time of gameplay. What's more, in the past I have come across a Demo, 'Will Rock', which I loved, because it was relatively long and with an action that didn't stop. That is why I later bought the entire game and was completely disappointed, nothing to do with the demo. Sort of like watching a longer trailer for a movie, then realizing at the cinema that what you've seen in the trailer were the only interesting scenes in the entire movie. The Will Rock demo is always there https://www.gamepressure.com/download.asp?ID=2758 ,

We went back https://store.steampowered.com/app/1218250/We_Went_Back/ Aventura,, Horror, Indie SO: Windows 7+ Processor: Quad-core Intel / AMD Memory: 8 GB de RAM NVIDIA GeForce GTX 960+ HD 8 GB free

Sometimes commercials on TV are better than movies that they interrupt https://tube.cadence.moe/watch?v=n40hScS3ez8 https://tube.cadence.moe/watch?v=dgEwjGZKXVk

Maybe the System D guys have a dislike for the author of systemd and want to troll him. It doesn't matter that much either, if the applications are good and System D certainly offers everything as a good collaborative tool. Anonymous, good UI, private, encrypted, free and OpenSource.

Nothing to do with systemd, only a similar name. In your browser flags you have also a Dark mode

Encrypted platform for collaborative projects Make projects, join your friends, and take advantage of free and secure tools to organize your association or group together. OpenSource - anonymous - only nick and password to register - invitation of members by link or QR code SHARED CALENDAR To plan with your group the next events of your project. TASKS LIST To see the progress of the project and to select tasks interactively by the participants. FORUM Communicate together, by themes or not. MODULAR TOOLS Interactive map, planning in agile method, and others tools will develop https://www.system-d.org

Project Exhibited (a little TDM clone) A thrilling first-person action-stealth game. Play as Dana, the inventor thief, and use your gadgets to fulfill your task; retrieving a special artifact from a private art collection in a mysterious palazzo. Guardians (!!good AI!!) can be knocked out using an electric glove, although here they wake up after a short time. -Very nice mission, good Graphics, but only this one, good for ~30min immersive gameplay. May serve as inspiration for TDM missions. https://store.steampowered.com/app/1181640/Project_Exhibited/ Min OS: Windows 7 Processor: Intel Core i5 Memory: 2 GB de RAM Gráficos: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 780 DirectX: Version 11 HD: 6 GB free

Play the classic Quake right now in your Browser https://quake1.ru

PAPERCRAFT MODELS Construct the computer from your childhood or build an entire computer museum at home with these paper models, free to download and share. Print, Cut, Score, Fold and Glue. http://rockybergen.com/papercraft

Speaking of Led Zeppelin..

Sumple mossarrows also distract well, great fun to see a pissed off guard, splashing green balls all over the place.

A marsarrow with the ET in the Accountant mission?

Sorry, mossarrow A moussearrow may also serve for distracting a guard, or better a beerarrow

Right, but as you say, there are millons of PC which run with Windows by default in very diferent sys specs, which MS knows very well. They know exactly why W11 works only in last generation PC, because they made it principally for these, I think, not because they don't know why it don't work with olders PC. MS make money with selling Windows to computer companies, which include it in its PC by default, not by users which update it for free in their PC with W10 or 7. Programmed Obsolence is the name and PC with 10 years or more are not a business.

MS has an army of well paid developers in full time job. Launching Win11 now has more economic and advertising reasons than anything else. You are not a beta tester if you install it now, but rather a guinea pig for them. It would be different if Windows were OpenSource with a small team, there it would be indicated to give them a hand as a developer or beta tester. They want to launch W11 in octubre, but until it's a stable and mature OS you can wait until 2023. Until then you'll have 2 updates and regresions every week, secure.