It looks like this 3.2M is the difference of the popular vote Trump received over Harris. A rough search looks like about 56.5% voter turnout amongst voting age population.
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Funny because Microsoft also recently dropped support for Firefox for Xbox GamePass Cloud Gaming on Android. I say "dropped support" but really they stopped letting you use the purpose built app and are now forcing you to use browser but the only "supported" browsers are Chrome and Edge. Firefox works, but they forcefully disconnected me after 5 minutes so it's not a matter of compatibility. They just want that traffic going through Edge ideally but they do still support Chrome, for now.
I know it may not be the most legal conversation, but how best can one back up physical games? It has been a long, long time since I last looked into it.
Not that I doubt people have been avoiding it since ChatGPT, but i6 think a part of it is also Google's partnership with Reddit pushing more search results that way. I'd be curious to see a similar trend regarding Reddit.
I use Alpine. It's enough for what I need and it doesn't take up 30G like my last Ubuntu subsystem.
A friend of mine also shared this
99% of the time, it's my browser, so I ended up writing a script that watches memory used. If it reaches 95%, it throws a warning, and 98% force kills my browser. I'd rather that happen than my entire system lock up and have to hard reboot.
That and .tv, e.g. twitch
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It took me a second. I don't really care for "spectrum" being universally used to represent specifically the autism spectrum. Obviously there are other spectrums, most everything can probably be defined by a spectrum.