Does msword work? Always used winword

Think about it though. Probably some overlap with the deck. And hiring one dev very part time to keep this thing alive is nothing for them. Which makes the steam deck way more lucrative

Read somewhere that his son who has a similar philosophy was going to take over

Something I got used to from Samsung which is really disappointing with the pixel 8 is that you can not set a charge % cap nor disable fast charging

Thats pm2.5 in general, not specifically from break pads

Had a similar issue where my computer (w10) would restart while I was away and update my gpu driver which would crash regularly. There's two different places in windows where you can disable this, one in general and one for specifically the device. None of them worked. Basically was forced to do the whole restart to safe mode -> destroy driver -> restart -> install driver -> restart every day. What solved it was a gpo but at that point I was so fed up I ended up switching to Linux

Norway too please 😢

And as long as it can cover the longest route on one charge it wouldn't need to cover that same distance every trip. You could pick the buses route based on battery % and have them alternate.

You are free to do that, but if you do they are also free to break your computer with mandatory updates 😂

Was forced to switch to 11 on my work laptop so now I'm working on transitioning to Linux for work. In 11 you have to fight the os more than ever to get the experience you want. I used a program to change Explorer to be similar to how it was on 10, and when I switched back to the default one it's very noticeably slower than custom. It's especially noticeable when sharing screen in teams, it feels very slow and laggy, crashes frequently.

Yea the OG one was really good and used that for many years. haven't tried the new one, but afaik they got bought by some Chinese company around the time they switched to chromium

Home pc: Vivaldi

Phone: Vivaldi

Work pc: Vivaldi + Firefox

Edit: i really liked the old Opera browser (12.16 and prior or whatever), and Vivaldi is the closest to that