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LTT should do a video on the most comfortable desktop setup (including desk, chair, and monitor). What I mean by this is not just super comfortable peripherals but software and hardware. The type of person that the build should be for is someone who works long hard days that when comes home just wants to either relax with a movie, music, video games, or whatever else. The software part should be things so that said person doesn't have to worry about viruses, makes it so that they can use multi forms of media in one place, and anything else that make the setup effortless to use.
 
If anyone has any ideas to add post them below and also like this if you think this is a good idea.

LTT should do a video on the most comfortable desktop setup (including desk, chair, and monitor). What I mean by this is not just super comfortable peripherals but software and hardware. The type of person that the build should be for is someone who works long hard days that when comes home just wants to either relax with a movie, music, video games, or whatever else. The software part should be things so that said person doesn't have to worry about viruses, makes it so that they can use multi forms of media in one place, and anything else that make the setup effortless to use.
 
If anyone has any ideas to add post them below and also like this if you think this is a good idea.

LTT should do a video on the most comfortable desktop setup (including desk, chair, and monitor). What I mean by this is not just super comfortable peripherals but software and hardware. The type of person that the build should be for is someone who works long hard days that when comes home just wants to either relax with a movie, music, video games, or whatever else. The software part should be things so that said person doesn't have to worry about viruses, makes it so that they can use multi forms of media in one place, and anything else that make the setup effortless to use.
 
If anyone has any ideas to add post them below and also like this if you think this is a good idea.

i have a program on windows 10 that is not responding and i want to know if i can fix that without closing the program because i forgot to save what i am doing in it. The application is lmms and it stopped responding when i tried to clone a plugin.

Oh snap thats alot better then what I was looking at. That should be more than enough. Thank you.

I'm sorry. I got so angry that I used no no words.

I'm sorry. I got so angry that I used no no words.

I can understand where you are coming from. The sad thing is that whether it be LTT changing their style up, or external sources pushing them to do this, (for example the youtube algorithm favoring certain things), at the end of the day change is inevitable. However, I think it is good that you used the forum to talk about this because it is more likely for LTT to see this and take into consideration changing in a different way based on how the community feels about them.

Wow. EA is doodey poopoo not funny and wearing a tootoo.

I'm sorry. I got so angry that I used no no words.

Before anyone says it, yes I have it installed to a ssd, and yes I have a good setup. However, my problem is that modded minecraft takes like 10 mins to load from when I press the start minecraft button, that when it finally does, I have gotten bored and moved onto playing a different game. Therefore does anyone know if there is a program, setting, or something to speed up the loading process because once it is loaded it runs fast.

I'm sorry. I got so angry that I used no no words.

Well within 2 days of uploading a reaction to Apple's new Apple Card product and Apple's legal team did not waste a minute to send a 'Cease and Desist' letter to the author - Youtuber Graham Stephan to pull his opinionated Youtube video down. Right after the author did not comply they followed with a Defamation lawsuit. The Youtuber is defending himself with the 1A and Fair use, which is, IMO, totally right in doing so. 

The Youtuber was pointing out in his original video a shady history of Apple's partner in crime - Goldman Sachs, which was in the centre of 2008 financial crisis and explaining the not-so-great deal from Apple Card with chargeback of 2% when using Apple Pay instead of Apple Card where you will get only 1% back.
 
 
The original video, that caused the uproar in Cupertino linked below.
 

thank you so much everyone im going to check this out when i get a chance

Nintendo has recently released their online service for the Nintendo Switch.
Beside allowing users to play games online and provide Cloud Save support on most games, it allows you to play a library of NES games on the device, Netflix style. For the NES game service, it is an app that is a NES emulator and give you access to a selection of games. As of yet, not the entire NES libary.
 
The service is not even a few days online, and a Twitter user by the name of @KapuccinoHeck uploaded pictures showing the NES app playing games not normally availible, and indicated that Nintendo pretty much just repackaged for the Switch, the same emulator found in the NES Classic devices sold by Nintendo. This allowed him to easily inject more NES games to it and play them, as the emulator of the NES Classic was hacked already.
 
The tweet reads:
 
 
He also added a video showing it working:
 
 
If you would like to read more about this I have placed a link below.
https://www.polygon.com/platform/amp/2018/9/19/17879042/nintendo-switch-onlines-nes-emulator-hacked
 
I would just like to add that Nintendo has a list of games that they are working on adding to there NES online service list.
 
You can see the upcoming release list of NES games here.
https://www.nintendo.com/switch/online-service/nes/

Nintendo has recently released their online service for the Nintendo Switch.
Beside allowing users to play games online and provide Cloud Save support on most games, it allows you to play a library of NES games on the device, Netflix style. For the NES game service, it is an app that is a NES emulator and give you access to a selection of games. As of yet, not the entire NES libary.
 
The service is not even a few days online, and a Twitter user by the name of @KapuccinoHeck uploaded pictures showing the NES app playing games not normally availible, and indicated that Nintendo pretty much just repackaged for the Switch, the same emulator found in the NES Classic devices sold by Nintendo. This allowed him to easily inject more NES games to it and play them, as the emulator of the NES Classic was hacked already.
 
The tweet reads:
 
 
He also added a video showing it working:
 
 
If you would like to read more about this I have placed a link below.
https://www.polygon.com/platform/amp/2018/9/19/17879042/nintendo-switch-onlines-nes-emulator-hacked
 
I would just like to add that Nintendo has a list of games that they are working on adding to there NES online service list.
 
You can see the upcoming release list of NES games here.
https://www.nintendo.com/switch/online-service/nes/

Nintendo has recently released their online service for the Nintendo Switch.
Beside allowing users to play games online and provide Cloud Save support on most games, it allows you to play a library of NES games on the device, Netflix style. For the NES game service, it is an app that is a NES emulator and give you access to a selection of games. As of yet, not the entire NES libary.
 
The service is not even a few days online, and a Twitter user by the name of @KapuccinoHeck uploaded pictures showing the NES app playing games not normally availible, and indicated that Nintendo pretty much just repackaged for the Switch, the same emulator found in the NES Classic devices sold by Nintendo. This allowed him to easily inject more NES games to it and play them, as the emulator of the NES Classic was hacked already.
 
The tweet reads:
 
 
He also added a video showing it working:
 
 
If you would like to read more about this I have placed a link below.
https://www.polygon.com/platform/amp/2018/9/19/17879042/nintendo-switch-onlines-nes-emulator-hacked
 
I would just like to add that Nintendo has a list of games that they are working on adding to there NES online service list.
 
You can see the upcoming release list of NES games here.
https://www.nintendo.com/switch/online-service/nes/

Nintendo has recently released their online service for the Nintendo Switch.
Beside allowing users to play games online and provide Cloud Save support on most games, it allows you to play a library of NES games on the device, Netflix style. For the NES game service, it is an app that is a NES emulator and give you access to a selection of games. As of yet, not the entire NES libary.
 
The service is not even a few days online, and a Twitter user by the name of @KapuccinoHeck uploaded pictures showing the NES app playing games not normally availible, and indicated that Nintendo pretty much just repackaged for the Switch, the same emulator found in the NES Classic devices sold by Nintendo. This allowed him to easily inject more NES games to it and play them, as the emulator of the NES Classic was hacked already.
 
The tweet reads:
 
 
He also added a video showing it working:
 
 
If you would like to read more about this I have placed a link below.
https://www.polygon.com/platform/amp/2018/9/19/17879042/nintendo-switch-onlines-nes-emulator-hacked
 
I would just like to add that Nintendo has a list of games that they are working on adding to there NES online service list.
 
You can see the upcoming release list of NES games here.
https://www.nintendo.com/switch/online-service/nes/