battervole1998

i've grown sick of britbox refusing to develop for consoles or roku and thus want to buy a physical copy that i can rip to a plex server. is it worth waiting and spending more on a blu-ray version or just getting the DVD versions. some comparisons of picture quality would be nice.

i was looking at a new car (just curious) and saw the 3 options.

which of these 3 options is the best one to pick?

i noticed windows has a maximum of 14.21GB for my recycle bin but i heard that windows automatically adjusts the recycle bin based on the hard drive size (to 10% or 5% depending on the version). is there a recomended size for the disk's recycle bin or is it better to just allow windows to control it?

i've found that professional XP can support up to 256tb (-4kb) if in NTFS and about 17.6 TB if using FAT32 but there is no infomation online about windows 2000.

also, on a side note which file system should i use? i hear FAT32 is very restrictive with disks.

let's say you are trapped on a desert island and ignoring the obvious electricity issues, what 10 games would you have with you to pass the 1 and a half year time for a boat to come by and rescue you?

you have some sort of machine that makes energy forever.

you can take as many consoles as you need.

you will not have a internet connection.

the consoles will be fully sealed to protect their insides

which games would you take with you?

i'm thinking of building a plex server so i can digitise my bluray and DVD collection so i can put it into storage. i'm a bit confused over the plex pass system, some people say you need to pay to stream to other devices, others say you don't. plex's website doesn't really help.

I want to keep all my GOG game installers incase the internet goes down. which storage medium is the best one to use?

the built in windows one is useless and doesn't do what i tell it to and i don't want to pay for software i'm not sure i want to buy. so i look for a Dragon NaturallySpeaking trial so i can try before i buy and there is nothing.

why is there no trial?

i'm trying to put some audio into a WMM file so i can export it and put it on youtube but every time i try to export it, it gets some horrible audio compression that makes it sound awful. how do i disable this? i've tried editing the settings to set it to 96kbps as  that's the nearest bitrate to the audio i'm trying to use.

i'm looking for a specific model of disc drive (for example, samsung SE-506CB BD-ROM drive)

i have a SD card that claims to be 64gb, when in reality, it's a programmed 8 gb card, it seems the person who made it used a program to make the sd card think the storage is 64 gb. is it possible to restore the stock storage indicator of 8gb?