@TheRooster On PCs with more than one monitor you can’t choose which monitor to display the game on. I have to:
-Change to windowed mode
-Change to lower resolution so the title bar of the window shows
-Drag game window to desired monitor
-Change it back to full screen
@CrackerBarrel VICTORY
Now fire your woke girl bosses and get rid of all your racist DEI policies
Oh, and keep the original interiors
We want to eat in Grandma’s home, not Grandma’s nursing home
EXTREME BREAKING NEWS! I just caught apple carrying out a vicious, subliminal attack on president Trump.
When you voice note the word racist on APPLE text the word Trump pops up and then disappears.
Try it yourself folks, this attack is NEXT LEVEL EVIL. We are surrounded by deep state deception, only the truth will bring us victory.
@secretlabchairs im ready to make a purchase but the discount code you emailed me doesn’t work. The code is not expired and the items I am trying to purchase are not excluded. Contacted customer svc but it’s taking too long. Can you help?
It's weird how @elonmusk comments on every current thing except the one everyone is talking about - the New Jersey drone fiasco.
It falls not just under public interest but government incompetence. And it's unknown advanced tech - his wheelhouse. So why not a single word?
A notorious Russian arms dealer who was released in a US prisoner swap in 2022 is back in business and brokering a deal with Yemen’s Houthi rebels.
Let’s bring you up to speed: Viktor Bout, a Russian arms dealer who was nicknamed the “Merchant of Death” for his role in supplying weapons to warlords, rebel groups, and rogue states around the world, was arrested in 2008 in Thailand during a US-led sting operation and later extradited to the United States. In 2012, Bout was convicted on multiple charges, including conspiracy to kill US citizens and officials and conspiring to sell weapons to terrorists. He was sentenced to 25 years in prison. Despite this, Bout was released in a high-profile prisoner swap with US basketball player Brittney Griner, who had been detained in Russia on drug charges.
Back in business: According to the Wall Street Journal, Bout is involved in a deal worth $10 million with Yemen’s Houthi rebels. According to European intelligence sources cited by The Wall Street Journal, Bout met with Houthi representatives in Moscow in August to broker the sale of small arms, primarily automatic weapons. In addition, the Houthis have also shown interest in obtaining Kornet anti-tank missiles and anti-aircraft weapons from Bout.
Digging deeper: The WSJ sources say the deliveries of weapons could begin this month and could be concealed under the guise of humanitarian deliveries into Yemen’s port city of Hodeidah. Just this month, Russia has carried out multiple food deliveries to Yemen.
Bout’s lawyer comments: In a brief statement, Steve Zissou, a lawyer who defended Bout in the US, said, “Viktor Bout has not been in the transportation business for over 20 years. But if the Russian government authorized him to facilitate the transfer of arms to one of America’s adversaries, it would be no different than the US government sending arms and weapons of mass destruction to one of Russia’s adversaries as it has sent to Ukraine.”
This comes after the Houthis targeted US warships in the Red Sea last week. According to US Central Command, US warships successfully thwarted the attack.
@LGUS my LG fridge is 17 months old and has now failed TWICE for the same thing. It should be illegal to sell appliances of such poor quality! I’ll never buy #LG again
@ZenothChipsune@Helldiversmedia This was my experience: the first few uses of the spear were normal. After some time, ADSing in 3rd person view started to become slow and glitchy. After a few more uses the game would eventually crash just by switching to the spear. Hopefully they fix it soon