On linux /dev/random will use inputs such as mouse movement to generate random data. If a program needs random data for something such as encryption it will seemingly hang whilst it generates enough. This isn't good on servers without an active user so you configure it to use /dev/urandom instead. Perhaps windows had similar back in the day.
I'm sorry you felt that i shot down your plane.
I thought modern microwaves didn't rotate at all. My Neff one doesn't and it's a few years old.
I thoroughly enjoyed it. Came out of nowhere and was some good entertainment for a few days. 100% completed it.
Merry Christmas everyone. We can all live happier without this sadistic fuck in the world.
Maybe you should voice your concerns. Could tell upper management it's not going well
Vampire Survivors or Deep Rock Galactic: Survivors
We were there, monkeys all along. Or we were their monkeys all along. I'm so confused. This sentence makes no sense. My grammar sucks and i can't even work this out.
Mines up to 20gb. Searched the settings the other day to set cache size but couldn't find anything.
Exact same thing they did to Nest too.