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Ah < loves the computer updates on Win10 that restarts my computer without prompting
< suggests that ^ goes to settings, then update and click the box that asks if you want a notification before updating since that'd at least ensure you know it's coming so you can save stuff

< remembers how in XP it'd put up a dialog box saying "restarting in 10 minutes" or whatever and giving you an option to postpone. Then when Vista first came out it did the same, but the dialog box came up in the background, meaning that you wouldn't even see it if you didn't notice the flashing-orange button on the taskbar.

< can't stand The_None's version of Giygas.

Flaming spammer he is in MUGEN.

Greeness wrote:< Has an urge to give the MGS series a shot, as a fan of film and stealth games < thinks <'ll enjoy it, < will probably start with the PC version of the original MGS, although < knows MGS3 is also a good starting point.

< would recommend starting with the first, it's the one < started with and < thought it was a great intro!

PluMGMK wrote:< remembers how in XP it'd put up a dialog box saying "restarting in 10 minutes" or whatever and giving you an option to postpone. Then when Vista first came out it did the same, but the dialog box came up in the background, meaning that you wouldn't even see it if you didn't notice the flashing-orange button on the taskbar.

< remembers that too, seems Microsoft never learns nor cares. While back then you could simply disable auto update, now they force it down your little throats whether you like it or not.

< has got a new LP today.

Ambidextroid wrote:< would recommend starting with the first, it's the one < started with and < thought it was a great intro!

That's good to hear, the simplistic graphics did intially turn < off, but <'s still willing to give it a fair shot.

Hoodcom wrote:

PluMGMK wrote:< remembers how in XP it'd put up a dialog box saying "restarting in 10 minutes" or whatever and giving you an option to postpone. Then when Vista first came out it did the same, but the dialog box came up in the background, meaning that you wouldn't even see it if you didn't notice the flashing-orange button on the taskbar.

< remembers that too, seems Microsoft never learns nor cares. While back then you could simply disable auto update, now they force it down your little throats whether you like it or not.

What? < is amazed that things seem to be going backwards! Of course it's possible to turn off the Updates service using Computer Management/PowerShell, but that's a pain…

< will make a Bandicam sig as a practical joke.
< had finished it.

< successfully made a GIF.

< got <'s new polo golf shirt in the mail yesterday. The color of it is neon green.

< had supper just now.

< hates that they keep turning off the water at night here and < had to fill the kettle with the hot tap and boil that to make tea.

< is watching a MUGEN Video of Homer Simpson fighting The_None's version Giygas again.

< thinks The_None did a good job programming the A.I for his version of Giygas even though the joke character itself looks almost impossible to beat.

< is still waiting on stuff in the post including a few games and is bored waiting on them.

< just has to replay games or try collect everything in them while waiting.

< remembers that < will be staying home on Thursday and Friday.
< will go to bed soon.

< has to start using his Nintendo Switch more often after < spending money on it and buying a pro controller.

< is reflecting on the supposed broadband crisis and still can't square the circle about how being able to use Netflix is an appropriate barometer for being able to "do anything online". < is beginning to wonder if many of the people who think their connection is terrible actually just have slow, bloated computers and aren't tech-literate enough to know the difference.

< wonders if them people even have computers that were made within the last 10 years. < thinks because the flash memory in their tablets / smartphones is accessing data faster than their badly fragmented HDD's likely full of viruses that have probably never had a defragment ever, they think its their internet. < thinks them people should have an SSD nowadays anyway which would solve the problem (if their CPU isn't terrible and they don't still have DDR2).

< will have no school for 4 days (March 15 - March 18)

< would love some chocolate biscuits right now