But there's not another vowel between the 'n' and the 'u', why would you pronounce it "AL-yoo-MINI-um"!?
It's similar to people who pronounce nuclear "nuke-yoo-lar", those extra letters just aren't in the word!
But there's not another vowel between the 'n' and the 'u', why would you pronounce it "AL-yoo-MINI-um"!?
It's similar to people who pronounce nuclear "nuke-yoo-lar", those extra letters just aren't in the word!
That's what I did! Put the kbin "app" in the same spot 'rif is fun' app used to be in.
Of course you're allowed your opinion, but what exactly are you referring to with by "more garbage"? Are you sure you're not taking about bloatware installed by phone/carrier companies that's completely separate from the actual operating system? Also, just like PC operating systems/there are OSes designed to be extremely lightweight, with low system requirements.
Security-wise, using any older OS is a terrible idea, IMO. As long as any personal information will ever pass through that phone, that is. Even if someone discovered a way to remotely hack your phone, eavesdrop on all your interactions, and steal your information, it wouldn't be patched, even if the vulnerabilities were published. These old OSes literally aren't supported anymore.
With that said, I wish you good luck in what you're searching for...
Yeah, and they also said "the API isn't going anywhere". Liars and cowards...
I'm Oscar! (.com)
Some would argue the workers make the companies all their money...
I have hundreds of mods
Ooo, I think I found the issue! I mean, you bought the game, you can do what you want with it. But by definition, a mod is 3rd-party software designed to fuck with a game. Any and all official recognition and compatibility attempts are good-faith efforts you should not expect. You can either not use so many mods or not update the game... How is this on the developers!?
If people are looking for alternatives that won't be shut down, you... recommend they look to Google!? Ahahahahaha!
I'm not quite sure what your point is, but they aren't "two different markets".
Sure, one is a (mostly) subscription model, but at the end of the day, they're both digital Elder Scrolls games sold by the same publisher.
Your Right to "Freedom of Religion" ends where it infringes upon others'.
That's right: Other people with different views exist and they have Rights too...
Doesn't Linux already run pretty much anything crucial?
Man, I hate when companies play the victim and try to tell us why we did/didn't like something. I wasn't following a fad, I was reacting naturally!
You're allowed to rush out an incomplete game, destroy your reputation, and lie to your users; none of that is illegal. But I'm allowed to not like your game, vocally, and stop buying your products in the future...