Yes, it's an excellent introduction.
If you like role play heavy RPGs and like or don't mind turn based combat, it's great. You don't need to be a DND lover to understand the setting or story, they do rather a good job so far giving you enough lore info to understand what's happening.
So I ended up reinstalling windows, and that seems to have fixed the problems. Not really sure what was causing it in the end; if they start happening again I'll post something here. Thanks for the help!
Yep I have that problem now. All the toilet seats in my house are soft close and I slam public toilet seats whenever I'm out of the house now without thinking
Very important that whatever first aid kit you get has a tourniquet, or that you buy one separately.
They are easily the most important life saving device in any first aid kit. 99% of the time you won't need it for normal cuts but when you are dealing an injury that needs one you WILL regret not having one.
Yep I've also got a VIOFO, works great.
I thought it would be kinda ugly when I looked at it, but depending on how your car is designed once it's mounted you don't really see it so it's fine. Took a while to figure out how to wire it to the battery though, mostly because I'd never done that before.
The only other oddity I have is with my mouse. Sometimes it will do some weird thing, and I think it's the brand and it's drivers not being great. I've ordered a new one that should come today, and when it comes I plan on reinstalling windows. If that doesn't fix this... tbh nothing will.
Memory test ran overnight and detected no issues.
Doing this now before bed.
The memory speed is 3600mHz, I don't think the ram is the problem...
As I said elsewhere, I don't use any other AV other than Windows Defender. The others are all just malware in disguise.
I found one that seems interesting:
The program firefox.exe version 115.0.3.8607 stopped interacting with Windows and was closed. To see if more information about the problem is available, check the problem history in the Security and Maintenance control panel.
Process ID: 53b4
Start Time: 01d9c57c9d42f8ed
Termination Time: 6
Application Path: C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe
Report Id: 27a4cc4a-08e6-4c65-b42b-62f1fb26351a
Faulting package full name:
Faulting package-relative application ID:
Hang type: Unknown
But I don't see any other logs around that incident. I also don't see other, similar entries- that log is from yesterday, and I've had a couple of crashes today already that I don't see showing up in the log.
I don't see anything in Security and Maintenance either, it just shows the same log as above.
I checked the firewall and noticed something odd; Windows seems to think there is a second installation of Firefox on one of my other drives. No idea why though, I can't find any evidence of it there...
Crystal Disk shows all of my drives as healthy
Oskar Schindler spent millions and most of his personal wealth to continue operating while saving as many jews as possible.
The leadership at BMW had many options available to them and instead chose to actively support genocide that they knew was happening. They used slave labor from the concentration camps. Leadership at BMW knew full well what was happening.
Yes, it is fully reasonable to expect people exploiting slave labor and actively contributing to a genocide to either do the right thing and do everything in their power to help the people being murdered, like Schindler, while risking their own lived.