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  1. Name game: Far Cry 5 Price: $11.99 USD $59.99 (-80%) Link store: Store Link! Offer ends up after 47 hours. Requirements: Minimum: OS: Windows 7 SP1, Windows 8.1, Windows 10 (64-bit versions only) PROCESSOR: Intel Core i5-2400 3.1 GHz or AMD FX-6350 3.9 GHz or equivalent VIDEO CARD: NVIDIA GeForce GTX670 or AMD R9 270 (2GB VRAM with Shader Model 5.0 or better) SYSTEM RAM: 8GB Resolution: 720p Video Preset: Low Recommended: OS: Windows 7 SP1, Windows 8.1, Windows 10 (64-bit versions only) PROCESSOR: Intel Core i7-4790 3.6 GHz or AMD Ryzen 5 1600 3.2 GHz VIDEO CARD: NVIDIA GeForce GTX970 or AMD R9 290X (4GB VRAM with Shader Model 5.0 or better) SYSTEM RAM: 8GB Resolution: 1080p Video Preset: High Other Requirements: *Supported NVIDIA cards at time of release: - GeForce GTX600 series: GeForce GTX670 or better - GeForce GTX700 series: GeForce GTX760 or better - GeForce GTX900 series: GeForce GTX950 or better - GeForce GTX10-Series: GeForce GTX1050 or better **Supported AMD cards at time of release: - Radeon 200 series: Radeon R9 270 or better - Radeon 300/Fury X series: Radeon R7 370 or better - Radeon 400 series: Radeon RX 460 or better - Radeon Vega series: any Radeon Vega series
  2. Architecture is my passion...

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  3. Name game: HITMAN - Game of the Year Edition Price: $10.95 USD $59.13 (-81%) Link store: Store Link! Offer ends up after 37 hours. Requirements: Minimum: OS: OS 64-bit Windows 7 Processor: Intel CPU Core i5-2500K 3.3GHz / AMD CPU Phenom II X4 940 Memory: 8 GB RAM Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660 / Radeon HD 7870 DirectX: Version 11 Storage: 50 GB available space Recommended: OS: OS 64-bit Windows 7 / 64-bit Windows 8 (8.1) or Windows 10 Processor: Intel CPU Core i7 3770 3,4 GHz / AMD CPU AMD FX-8350 4 GHz Memory: 8 GB RAM Graphics: Nvidia GPU GeForce GTX 770 / AMD GPU Radeon R9 290 DirectX: Version 11 Storage: 50 GB available space
  4. This small tutorial shows you how to make a cool crystal from Hotglue sticks! In combination with a LED light source laying around the house, you can create a nice eye catcher in the dark :). Step 1: Needed Materials List of ingredients: Hot glue sticks Hot glue gun Stanley knife Small Led lamp Ceramic bowl Wooden skewers Water cooker Step 2: Cut the Hot Glue Sticks Cut the glue sticks into different lengths. Make them pointy and continue with cutting the sides in a way they start to look like a hexagon bar. Step 3: Dip the Crystals in Hot Water Use a skewer to hold the crystals and dip them into hot water. Dip for a few seconds and see if the faces got more smooth and shiny like glass. Not to long in the water or your edges become blurry. The water needs to be fresh from the kettle, because the temperature should be high to make the faces melt a little. Step 4: Hot Glue the Crystals on Your Lamp Use your hot glue gun to mount the crystals on your lamp. Use some leftover glue sticks to decorate the edges with small shards. Step 5: Enjoy! Turn of the light and enjoy your showpiece illuminated ? Original Source: https://www.instructables.com/id/Simple-HOT-GLUE-Crystal-Sculpture-With-Light-/
  5. Weird cat....

     

    1. Lexman.

      Lexman.

      Adorable in front of the cameras
      But at dawn they have a rock concert on our rooftops ?

  6. you're not welcome here t.c
  7. Your topic at section "tutorials" has been deleted, i don't accept more topics with just 1 video, be sure of read the new rules

     

  8. Doing again the question...Would be good see some of your activity. I know you're a respectful man and loyal, but there are some rules that can't be ignored...
  9. Google Drive won’t let you work with Zip or RAR files without downloading them first on a PC. This can be very troublesome, especially if you are dealing with multiple compressed files An external app called ZIP Extractor helps you in these situations. Let’s take a closer look at how to open Zip and RAR files in Google Drive. Using ZIP Extractor to Extract Zip Files in Google Drive While Google Drive lets you view the contents of a zipped file that was uploaded, there is no preview option. You also cannot download the individual files within a zipped folder. To deal with the problem, you need to install an application called ZIP Extractor. It’s available both as a GSuite app and a Chrome extension. Before you install the app, you will have to give permission to ZIP Extractor to add itself to Google Drive and accordingly view and manage the files. These are standard security permissions which can be freely given, as this is a trusted GSuite app. It is a clean installation which doesn’t take a lot of time. The permission screen for the GSuite app looks slightly different compared to the Chrome extension. The following screen is for GSuite app. Accessing the Data within Zipped Folders Once the third-party app has been installed on Google Drive, you can easily locate it anytime from “My Drive -> More -> Zip Extractor.” As soon as you reach the ZIP Extractor homescreen, you will see a list of multiple zipped files contained within Google Drive. Find the zipped folder you need access to. Click “Open ZIP from Google Drive.” Select all the files you need to view in Google Drive. They can all be selected together, which is the default option. Click “Extract” to move to the next step. Once the extraction is over, you can view the unzipped files easily. Click ‘View Files” to proceed further. In the next step, you should be able to view all the unzipped data within a folder in Google Drive. These can now be downloaded separately. With ZIP Extractor, you can selectively use a limited number of archived files. This is really helpful if you want to download and transfer the executable of a software without downloading all individual bits. An amazing quality of ZIP Extractor is that it can also extract password-protected zipped folders. The password is only used on your computer to open the ZIP file and is never sent over the network. Summary Zipping a file remains one of the best ways to transfer and retain sensitive data. While Google Drive has worked on numerous features to cover the ways of zip file exploration, third-party apps like Zip Extractor are currently the best solution. Do also take note that extracted files can take up a lot of storage space (the reason why they are compressed in the first place), so you will need to clean and free up space in your Google Drive frequently. Sayak, B. (2020, January 15). How to Open Zip and RAR Files in Google Drive. Retrieved from https://www.maketecheasier.com/open-zip-rar-files-google-drive/
  10. Currently i don't watch any animation and also i don't watch one since many years (i hate it), but with this news, i'm so fking hyped  = ), my fav webtoon will be animated = )

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  11. Salut If you are interested in world of games, why not apply for journalist first? in what others sections are you interested?
  12. Name game: GUILTY GEAR Xrd -REVELATOR- (+DLC Characters) + REV 2 All-in-One (does not include optional DLCs) Price: $8.99 USD $44.99 (-80%) Link store: Store Link! Offer ends up after 23 hours. Requirements: Minimum: OS: Windows 7 / 8.1 / 10 (32bit/64bit) Processor: Intel Core i5 @ 2.0 GHz Memory: 2 GB RAM Graphics: Nvidia GeForce GTX 560 / Radeon HD 7770 DirectX: Version 9.0c Network: Broadband Internet connection Storage: 12 GB available space
  13. Both Android TVs and Samsung TVs now let you play your PC games on a smart TV via the free Steam Link app. Here we’re going to show you how you can play PC games on your Smart TV. Steam is the dominant platform of PC gaming. And while some may be wary of its tight grip on PC, it’s justified that position through a steady rollout of great gamer-friendly features. One of the best developments of recent years is Steam Link and Remote Play. The former lets you stream PC games from your PC to other devices, including your smart TV, while the latter lets you play your PC games on other devices even when you’re not on the same network! Notes: For best performance, you should have both your main PC and your TV connected to the internet via an ethernet cable. That failing, you should consider a homeplug adapter, which will still offer a more stable connection than Wi-Fi. You can also use this method to play non-Steam games (and even emulated console games) by adding them to your Steam library. Enable Remote Play and Steam Link First, make sure that Remote Play is enabled on the PC from which you want to stream your games. Open Steam on that PC, click “Steam -> Settings -> Remote Play” and make sure the “Enable Remote Play” box is checked. At this point, if there are any non-Steam games you may want to play through your TV, add them to Steam by clicking “Add a Game” at the bottom left corner of Steam, and “Add a Non-Steam Game”. Select all the games you want to add, then click “Add Selected Programs”. Next, download the Steam Link app on your TV. If you have an Android TV, download the Steam Link app through the Play Store on the TV. On a Samsung TV, you’ll find the Steam Link app in the Samsung Smart Hub. Connect Controller to TV Connect Controller via Bluetooth Now it’s time to connect your gamepad to your TV. Most TVs have Bluetooth, and you should be able to go to your TV’s Settings, find the Bluetooth option, then search for your controller. Your controller will need to be in pairing mode for your TV to find it. To put an Xbox 360/One controller into pairing mode, press the Xbox button so it’s slowly flashing, then hold the pairing button on the top side of the controller until the Xbox button light starts flashing more rapidly. To put a PS4 controller into pairing mode, press and hold the PlayStation and Share buttons on the controller until the light bar starts flashing rapidly. Your controller should appear as discovered on your TV screen. Select it using your remote control, and it will connect to your TV. Connect Controller Another Way If your TV doesn’t have Bluetooth, an alternative is to plug your controller into it using a USB cable. Or, if you’re really set on going wireless you can get a wireless dongle like the 8Bitdo Bluetooth Adapter, which plugs into the back of your TV then transmits a Bluetooth signal to your controller. Conclusion With your PC on, Remote Play enabled and a controller connected, you should now be able to go into the Steam Link app on your smart TV and play your PC games. If the quality isn’t right or performance choppy, consider turning down the Quality setting from Beautiful to Balanced or Fast in the Steam Link app on your TV. Robert, Z. (2020, February 03). How to Play PC Games On a Smart TV. Retrieved from https://www.maketecheasier.com/play-pc-games-on-a-smart-tv/
  14. Squad at 3:00 am in random server...

     

  15. Freebies: Everybody loves free stuff, and that's something AMD understands well -- late last year, the PC hardware giant updated its GPU-oriented Raise the Game bundle, as well as its CPU-focused Equipped to Win bundle. Both deals gave customers access to several newer games, such as The Outer Worlds and Borderlands 3. While we haven't seen any new Equipped to Win offers just yet, AMD has decided to refresh its Raise the Game bundle again. Moving forward, Radeon RX 5700 XT and 5700 buyers will get Monster Hunter World's Iceborne Master Edition (it comes with the full game and its Iceborne expansion), a pre-order code for the Resident Evil 3 remake, and three free months of Microsoft's Xbox Game Pass for PC service. While we can't speak to the quality of the Resident Evil 3 remake just yet (it doesn't release until April 3), both Monster Hunter World and Xbox Game Pass are solid freebies. The former is an excellent game in its own right, and the latter grants you access to a massive library of PC titles, both new and old. RX 5500 XT buyers will get access to Resident Evil 3, Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Breakpoint, and the same three-month Game Pass subscription. Warcraft 3: Reforged was previously listed as one of the free games in this category, but AMD seems to have removed all mention of it now; perhaps due to its poor critical reception or its controversial user agreement. The second-to-last Raise the Game offer from AMD applies to RX 5500 and RX 5500M purchases. Like the previous deal, it'll net you both Resident Evil 3's remake and Breakpoint, but no Game Pass membership. The final deal applies to AMD's older GPUs. If you buy the Radeon VII, or products belonging to the RX Vega and RX 500 GPU series, the three-month Game Pass subscription is all you'll get -- no extra free-to-keep games included here. AMD's latest Raise the Game promotion is expected to run until April 25. As always, though, this date isn't set in stone. AMD reserves the right to cancel or extend the promotion as it sees fit, based on the number of available coupon codes. Cohen, C. (2020, February 05). AMD updates its 'Raise the Game' bundle with new freebies for Radeon customers. Retrieved from https://www.techspot.com/news/83866-amd-updates-raise-game-bundle-new-freebies-radeon.html
  16. In context: Although a large portion of Google's revenue comes from advertisements, the company has made an effort to crack down on abusive ads throughout the web; especially through its Chrome browser. For example, Chrome has gotten features that restrict autoplaying videos and block websites from hijacking your browser back button. Now, Google is taking things a step further. Moving forward, the browser will begin to comply with a new set of ad standards published by the Coalition for Better Ads. These standards take aim at websites that use irritating techniques to serve ads on their videos. For example, the new Better Ads Standards will penalize sites that implement video ads longer than 31 seconds that cannot be skipped within the first 5 seconds. Mid-roll video ads of any duration will also be restricted, and websites will not be allowed to place image or text ads in the middle 1/3 of the video window. Google promises that it won't give its own websites special treatment. The search giant aims to lead by example and tweak its YouTube ads until they comply with the new standards. Notably, the platform currently violates at least one of the standards by displaying mid-roll ads on its hosted videos -- it'll be interesting to see how different the site will feel when those ads are gone. This type of advertisement won't be allowed under the new Better Ads Standards. If any site is found to be violating these new standards, Chrome will stop displaying ads on it outright. Given how large Chrome's userbase is, that's a pretty big deal, so there's plenty of incentive for upstanding websites to play by the rules. The end goal of all these changes is not entirely selfless, of course. Yes, the new standards benefit consumers, but by making ads less intrusive, they also benefit websites and ad corporations like Google. If a user isn't being bombarded with frustrating pop-ups every time they open a new website, there's a chance they'll switch off their ad blocker, or rely on whitelists like the one Chrome uses. Website hosts have until August 5, 2020 to comply with the new policies before Chrome begins enforcing them. The Coalition has a somewhat tighter timeline, though -- it wants sites to stop displaying annoying video ads in the next four months. Cohen, C. (2020, February 05). Chrome will start penalizing sites that display irritating video ads. Retrieved from https://www.techspot.com/news/83886-chrome-start-penalizing-sites-display-irritating-video-ads.html
  17. New rules has been posted in "Tutorials" section, sure guys you read that? i'm not kidding, 3 new topics with just 1 video, new rules are clear!, avoid sanctions! Don't be lazy!

     

     

  18. Can stop spam dude?

    1. CURSED-

      CURSED-

      I do not spam where speam dude?

    2. XAMI

      XAMI

      you made 3 topics in less 3 minutes at a "weekly section", you know what mean "weekly"?, next time you will be warned with points

    3. R e i

      R e i

      nononono hnk he will spaming dont worry bro spam is good think

      keep trying and keep it up xd

  19. Minecraft, a video game in which you can build whatever you want, explore wherever you want, and do whatever you want! Endless possibilities to make whatever comes to your mind! But why not go further, and build whatever you want in real-life? So today, I'm going to show you how to make a Wooden Minecraft Chest using minimal tools, and minimal materials. So without further ado, let's get started! Materials/ Tools needed: • Table Saw • Measuring tape • Hinges • Pinewood • Leatherwood • Screws (2 short) • Finishing Nails • Palm Sander • Block Sander • Sand Paper (80-800 grit) • Square • Drill (electric, or hand-drill) • Drill Bits (1/4") (1/8") • Spray Paint (silver) • Wood Glue • Leather Strip • Pencil Step 1: Choosing Your Wood For this project, I will be using Pine and Leatherwood. Particularly, because Pine is a bright colored wood; and Leatherwood is a dark colored wood. These will make a nice contrast for the finished project. To get started, cut the Pine into 6 equal squares. The Pine I'm using is 11 inches wide, 72 inches long, and 3/4 inches thick. The Leatherwood I'm using is 9 inches, by 72 inches, by 3/4 inches. I started by putting the piece of Pine in-between the Table Saw sled, and the Table Saw blade. This ensures that when you cut the squares, all sides are an even length. Start cutting each piece using a Miter Gauge from the table saw. Cut the pieces slowly, because this will reduce tear-out in the end-grain. Once all the squares are cut, run each piece through the table-saw cutting with the grain. (see images above) This will just make sure all the pieces are even. Once done, you're ready for the next step! Step 2: Cutting Strips Now that the Pine squares are cut, it's time to cut the Leatherwood into strips. These will need to be cut into 3/4 inch square strips. 10 strips will need to be 11 inches long. And 6 strips will need to be 12.5 inches long. Start by cutting one section 11 inches long, and another section 12.5 inches long. Then, start cutting them one-by-one, and making sure to reduce tear-out (as seen in previous step). Once done, you're ready for the next step! Step 3: Chest Layout Now that your strips, and squares are cut; it's time to find the layout of the chest. Using the squares and strips cut in previous steps, start laying the pieces out according to the images above. You will need two side-panels glued so that there are Leatherwood strips along the entire outer edge of the wood (These will be called side A). And two side-panels that have two 11-inch strips glued to the top and bottom (These will be called side B). (see images above) Set the other two squares aside for later (These will be called side C). Then, make sure all the pieces fit together, and don't have any large gaps. Re-arranged pieces to fit better if necessary. Then, set the left-over pieces aside for later. Once done, you're ready for the next step! Step 4: Glue the Side-Panels Now that all the pieces are cut, and the pattern is laid out; It's time to glue all the piece together! To start, glue sides A together. Only glue two of these, as shown is previous step. Repeat with sides B. Let the glue set for about 5 minutes, clamp the pieces, then let dry for about 4 hours (or overnight). Once done, the side-panels B may be a little uneven. Run them through the Table Saw (longways), using the same guide from Step 1 (see images above). This will make sure that any imperfections are cleared away, and glueing later-on is easier. Once done, you're ready for the next step! Step 5: Glue the Chest Together Now that all the side-panels are glued, it's time to put the chest together! For this step, you're going to need a fair about of clamps. This is because there are many glue joints coming together, and each joint has to have a tight fit. To start, lay piece C down. Then take sides B, and apply glue to the bottom strip. Then glue them to piece C. (see images above) Wait about 10 minutes for the glue to set before moving on. Then take sides A, and apply glue to 3 strips, and glue to sides C, and B. (see images above) Repeat on the opposite side, then clamp and let dry for 24 hrs before moving on. Leave the second piece C for later. Once dry, you're ready to move on! Step 6: Finishing Nails Now that the chest is all dry from glueing, it's time to add some more support to the frame. To do this, I used some simple 2 inch Finishing Nails, and tapped one into each corner of the chest. This will ensure that if the glue joint is unstable, the nails will keep the chest in one piece and very stable. Once the nails are tapped into the corners, lightly sand over them using a Palm Sander. Once finished, you're ready to move on to the next step! Step 7: Cutting the Lid Now that the chest is glued together and secure, it's time to cut the Lid of the chest. To do this, I took it to my Table Saw and measured 4" from the top. (see images above) Then I set my Blade-depth to just over 3/4", and began to cut all the way around the chest. Go very slow when cutting these, because you want the cut to be very precise. This will also reduce tear-out in the wood. Once 3 sides are cut, move on to the last side of the chest. When the blade is about a half-inch from exiting the cut, turn the Table Saw off, and slowly finish the cut. This will ensure that as the blade is slowing down, no un-fixable mistakes are likely to happen. Once done, you're ready for the next step! Step 8: Glueing the Lid Now that the Lid of the chest has been cut, it's time to glue in the top of the lid. To do this, I applied glue to the inside rim of the lid, and then set piece C into the figure. (see images above) Make sure to insert the top of the lid opposite from where you cut the lid in the previous step. Once done, flip the lid face-down, and let dry for 3-4 hrs before moving on. Step 9: Cutting, and Glueing Trim Now that the Lid is finished, it's time to Cut and Glue trim to the lid, and Chest. To do this, I took the left-over Trim pieces from Step 4, and cut each strip in half. The strips may not be precisely the same size, so once all the pieces are cut; take each strip and run it through the Table Saw. Then, take the strips and start glueing them to the Lid and Chest. (see images above) Then, clamp each corner and middle of the pieces. Let dry for 24 hrs before moving on. Once the pieces are dry, you're ready for the next step! Step 10: Attaching Hinges Now that the Lid and Chest are all finished, it's time to add Hinges to the piece. To start, I got some simple 2 inch wide hinges from the Hardware Store, and started applying them to the Chest. There are two ways to do this: You can use a Chisel to cut out the groove in which the Hinges will fit, or you can use a Router to do this. To make it easier, I decided to use a Router. I started by using a Square, and marking a point at 2 inches, and 4 inches from the outer-edge. (see images above) Then, I used my router and started routing out the groove for the hinges. I set by bit at about 1/8 of an inch, that way the hinges had full clearance when being opened and closed. I then put the hinges into the grooves, and marked the holes. Then I used a 1/8" drill bit, and an Electric Drill, and drilled a 1/2" hole into the chest. (see images above) Then, I inserted screws into the Hinges to fasten it to the Chest. Repeat using the same method on the Lid. NOTE: Do not rout-out the lid, the only pieces that needs a groove for the hinges is the Chest itself. Once done, you're ready for the next step! Step 11: Making a Latch Now that the hinges are attached to the box, it's time to make a Latch. This doesn't latch the pieces together, but it's a guide to hold the lid together firmly. To start, I marked the center of the Chest, and drilled a 1/4" hole. Then, I repeated the same process with the Lid. Once done, insert a 1/4" dowel with a bit of Wood Glue. Let dry for about an hour, and then use a Dremel tool and/ or File, and taper one side of the dowel. (see images above) This will make it easier for the box to open, as there is not a lot of friction to make it difficult to open. Once done, you're ready for the next step! Step 12: Sanding Now that the Chest is almost completely finished, it's time to start Sanding it to it's final shape! To do this I used a Palm Sander, but this can also be done with other sanding tools. I started by sanding each piece flush, and moving from 80-grit on up to 400-grit. I then used a Sanding Block to round the corners, and make sure every scratch from Grits are removed. Once done, you're ready for the next step! Step 13: Making the Metal Latch Now that the Chest is sanded to it's final shape, it's time to make the Metal Latch as seen in the Game. To do this, I used a scrap-piece of Pine. Any type of wood will work for this, but this is the wood I had on-hand. I started by cutting it on my Table Saw at 2" x 3.5" x 3/4". Then, I used a Sanding Block to make sure it is smooth, and it has no sharp corners. I then used some Silver/ Glossy Automotive Spray Paint, and painted the entire piece, except for the back-side. (see images above) I then took it over to the Chest, marked the center, and applied Wood Glue to the Latch. I then Clamped the piece to the Lid. (see images above) Make sure not to apply any wood glue to the bottom-half of the Latch where it will touch the Chest, because you only want the piece to be glued to the Lid. Once done, you're ready for the next step! Step 14: Adding a Finishing Coat Now that the box is practically finished, it's time to add a finishing Coat to the wood. Doing this will seal the wood, and prevent it from aging too quickly. I started by using MinWax Paste Finishing Wax, and applied it to a Paper Towel. I then wiped unto the piece, and applied about 3 coats. Once done, I used my Palm Sander and sanded the entire piece at 800 grit. I then took some Lacquer/ Clear Coat, and applied 3 more coats, and let dry overnight. Once the piece is dry, you're ready to move on! Step 15: Hinge-stopper Now that the box as a full coat of Lacquer, it's time to add a Hinge/ Lid stopper to the inside of the box. This step is optional, but I decided to do this for more convenience. I started by taking a 17 inch strap of leather, and punching a 1/8" hole on either side of the piece. (see images above) You can use a chain, a shoelace, or a piece of fabric to do this, but I decided to go with some Leather for more strength and look. After punching each side, I then used two screws to fasten them to the chest. I started by drilling a 1/8" hole in the bottom of the chest, and a whole in the top of the lid, both on one side of the chest. (see images above) I then inserted the screws through the leather strap, and into the hole that we drilled. Then, check to make sure everything is working properly, and you're done! Step 16: Finished! Now your Minecraft chest is finished! This project is very fun, and very inspirational. I had a lot of fun making this Chest, and I hope you do too! This project is not only really cool, but it's a great gift for any time of year. And it's a great way to get your brain thinking, and making awesome things! So, go try this project on your own, and explore the awesome world of Minecraft! Original Source: https://www.instructables.com/id/How-To-Real-life-Wooden-Minecraft-Chest/
  20. Why it matters: There are some programs that have been part of Windows for decades, such as Notepad, Paint, and WordPad. While useful for quick tasks, they can’t be removed from the operating system, but that’s going to change in an upcoming update. Notepad and Paint have been installed by Windows automatically since version 1.0 of the operating system launched in 1985. WordPad, meanwhile, has been installed automatically since 1995 with the launch of Windows 95. Microsoft has made the programs optional in Windows 10 Insider Build 19551; they can be uninstalled via the ‘Optional features’ control panel. According to Windows Latest, Paint and WordPad are set to become optional features in the Windows 10 20H1 build, also known as version 2004, which is expected to arrive in April or May. Once Notepad, Paint, and WordPad have been uninstalled via the menu, a system reboot is required, after which the apps will be wiped and won’t appear in the Start menu search. While the three programs take up less than 20MB combined, being able to remove them should make it easier to install alternatives such as NotePad2, NotePad++, and Paint.NET. Although Microsoft is making the programs optional, it’s not a sign that they’ll be removed completely in a future update. Back in 2017, Microsoft said it would drop Paint from Windows, moving it to the Windows Store as a free download, but the company last year announced that the program would remain part of Windows 10 “for now.” Rob, T. (2020, February 04). Notepad, Paint, and WordPad to become optional features in Windows 10. Retrieved from https://www.techspot.com/news/83851-notepad-paint-wordpad-become-optional-features-windows-10.html
  21. Name game: EVERSPACE Price: $3.99 USD $29.99 (-87%) Link store: Store Link! Offer ends up after 19 hours. Requirements: Minimum: OS: 32/64-bit Windows 7 / 8.1 / 10 Processor: Intel CPU Core i3 Memory: 4 GB RAM Graphics: Nvidia GTX 480 / AMD Radeon HD 5870 DirectX: Version 10 Storage: 12 GB available space Additional Notes: VR Support is optional Recommended: OS: 32/64-bit Windows 7 / 8.1 / 10 Processor: Intel CPU Core i5 Memory: 8 GB RAM Graphics: Nvidia GeForce GTX 770 / AMD Radeon R9 280X DirectX: Version 11 Storage: 12 GB available space Additional Notes: VR Support is optional
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