the best time to learn tbh

lel

You maybe found your mom's one

no

U sure?

i got an amzon giftcard

from my grandma

pffft

That is a lie

no

its not

Dont beleve ya

y not?

U use the same buttplug as ya mom do

Otherwise it aint as funny

which one of you fucks already know my first name?

I don't cause I'm new on here

Same

Guys just wanna ask... What is the specs of your pc?

gtx 970, i5 4690k, 16gb RAM etc etc It still gets the job done

Better the my trash

I got a gtx 770 and some i5

770 still kicks ass in a lot of instance

instances

Well I need more and want more...

Just go second-hand. You can find some pretty good deals. I got 90% of my system used and it chugs along perfectly

I wanna build my own pc... With new parts

So it feels me

my pc is good except my graphics card

and ram

While we're on the subject of computers and that..... anyone else have problems, when dealing with removing a large number of files and folders, say like if you're uninstalling a mod, where your computer will not register some of those files and folders as deleted and lock out your access to them? Not always as failing to register it as deleted, but as it really still being there but with your account barred from doing anything with it. Preventing you from reinstalling that mod or any mod that uses the same folders.

What's the graphics card?

emma i have the same problem sometimes

I have tried programs that let you reclaim access to files and folders and that works some of the time. But usually the only solution is to enter safe mode and manually delete the locked out folders and files.

Could just be a corrupted file during the delte process

delete

That sucks

Never had this issue in Windows 7. If a file failed to register as deleted and you seemed to be locked out, it'd always clear up on a restart, and even then it was exceptionally rare.

that's because Windows 7 was good

Now in Windows 10, it's far more likely and it usually does not go away with a restart.

Windows 10 is not