That’s a misunderstanding. CRTs technically don’t have refresh rates, outside of the speed of the beam. Standards were settled on based on power frequencies, but CRTs were equally capable of 75, 80, 85, 120Hz, etc.

Essentially, the speed of the beam determined how many lines you could display, and the more lines you tried to display, the slower the screen was able to refresh. So higher resolutions would have lower max refresh rates. Sure, a monitor could do 120 Hz at 800x600, but at 1600x1200, you could probably only do 60 Hz.

Are we talking neon red “cherries” or Luxardo cherries? Cause I can respect one of those.

You don’t even have to buy them. The jars at the supermarket aren’t locked or anything.

OMG I would fucking destroy a handful of almonds right now.

I don’t mind sponsorship segments as much. A good content creator finds a way to make those entertaining as well. And if they don’t, a couple presses of the arrow keys does the job.

NGL, I didn’t know there were two of them. I’m not a president, though, and not afraid of being ignorant/wrong about something.

So eerie!

Oh hi, Bob!

Bob!

Multiplexing is a relevant term to look up for more information on the concept

The other day, I had ginger cookies smothered in mascarpone for dinner.

The lack of ammo is solved with the chainsaw. That’s why they give you puny zombies in every battle. They’re easy to kill for a little health, and it only takes one charge of the chainsaw to fill up on ammo.

Doom rewards you for playing aggressively, much more so that the OG game did. They want you to get right up into the thick of it, not corner peek with your shotgun.

Definitely fair if that’s not your type of game though. It’s plays quite different from the original.

The first one doesn’t count. It’s really just a formality.

It took me a while to figure out how important higher level pictos are for their stat boost. Your base stats become basically irrelevant at one point when you can give a character 500 defense with one picto.

Sounds like Satisfactory might be what you’re looking for.

It’s very particular in its style and pacing. I liked it at first, but wasn’t able to stick to it. I’ll have to give it another go at some point.

There’s a reason they use the term grooming so much. It’s because that’s what they do, and have been rightfully accused of it so much that they need to work so hard to dilute the meaning of the word. By accusing everyone else of grooming, they make it seem like the accusations against them aren’t a big deal when they really are.

Truly heinous people who do that shit.

We used to overclock them by setting the FSB speed and multiplier by drawing on them. It’s crazy to me that they designed them that way with such an easily exploitable flaw,

Can you write a program in HTML?

You’ll get a popup on Steam telling you about the sutvey and asking you to share info. You click yes or no, and that’s it. I’ve gotten them a few times.

There are no questions to answer, it just takes freely available system info.

It’s not a manually filled out survey. It’s just a box that pops up on Steam, you click OK to share info, and that’s it. I think there’s very little bias involved in it.