They are legally obligated to do it at this point.
I have the fact that development studios are so beholden to publishers.
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Line that is straight in two dimensions.
I reject any smtp connections from their mail server.
In many countries, falsely claiming support from an influential person can get your political party is deregistered for the next election.
In South Africa it's even easier.
There are multiple voter registration weekends 2 times a year. Or you can register any time at an election commission office.
You go with your ID document and register to vote in the district, DONE. You never need to do it again, unless you move to another district.
Come voting day, you pitch up with your ID document and you vote.
As with many American "problems" they just want to solve because it's "too hard"
"Too hard" stopped being a valid excuse in Kindergarten.
It's an AMD machine, lspci sees the devices. It just can seem to initialize it, sometimes. Every now and again it just starts working if the machine was unpowered for a few days.
I think the moral consensus is, if you own it, it's not piracy.
Media owners only want you to think that.
They abandoned it, you did not.
Only when it's white people giving.
Intel ax211 was the first one. Ax210 had same problem, as did the ax411.
But the bug has something to do with how the motherboard initializes the devices.
They all work fine in other laptops
Yep, civ 2 is my all time favourite.
Even 6.9 does not have the fix yet. Seems one of the two bugs is on roadmap for 6.11
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Exactly, no-one picks up the phone anymore.