Generally speaking, everything nice has small market share, and everything with big market share is not nice. This means that, often, we have to use the crappy system to have access to the tools we need, the games we want, etc. Examples:

Haven't really used it yet, but I bought it and ran it for a minute or two. Seems ok. Some UI elements look a little rough, but there are some things I like about it better than the Windows version. Namely, separate windows for everything, instead of windows inside windows. …

I recently bought a new desktop, and it's not quite functioning the way I'd hoped. League of Legends, for example, slows down drastically if I so much as turn on shadows. Everything else I can crank up, but shadows are a no.

I know we got some Pokémon loving members around here! So here we go:

Alrighty then. The past week has been a real pain. Mid terms have been going on, projects are due, and despite having a whole month to prepare, I still don't know where I want to go for spring break. I want to visit somewhere by train. It is much cheaper …

Alrighty then. The past week has been a real pain. Mid terms have been going on, projects are due, and despite having a whole month to prepare, I still don't know where I want to go for spring break. I want to visit somewhere by train. It is much cheaper …

Be back in while.