𝙲𝚑𝚊𝚒𝚛𝚖𝚊𝚗 𝙼𝚎𝚘𝚠

They always think that.

Of course not, but it works 9/10 times for most people. Enough so that most people never have to deal with a faulty Windows update.

I think it recovered my PC for me twice, and it took about ~10 minutes each time at most. Good luck reinstalling everything in that time lol.

... No you just use Windows built-in rollback feature. Which I think even auto-recovers these days of it detects a failure to boot after an update.

I hate how almost all system programs have weird names/icons. KDE, why is a file explorer named Dolphin?? It has zero link to files to me. And that goes for a lot of default programs making it unintuitive to use.

Windows uses clear names for everything, why can't Linux do the same? Or at least, let me rename Dolphin (and others) to a name that makes sense. But that appears to be impossible too.

I often had an issue that an audio device wouldn't show up or work. Just running the troubleshooter for it probably triggers some audio device rediscovery, which managed to fix it every single time I had the issue.

https://blog.horner.tj/how-to-kinda-download-more-ram/

Already been done.

We seem to be exceptionally like-minded it seems.

OpenTTD, OpenRCT and OpenRA are all great!

I'm sure Ukrainians agree with you.

#2 is not Biden's inauguration. 2 is in march 2021, the enactment of Biden's American Rescue Act of 2021, which gave eligible households 1400-2800 dollars. Which coincidentally is the size of the sudden uptick at line 2.

The uptick at line 2 is the enactment of the "American Rescue Act of 2021" in march 2021, where people were eligible to receive 1400-2800 dollars, depending on their household. And look at that, the uptick at line 2 is exactly the same size!

This is not a coincidence.

Just before, in Jan 21 when Biden was inaugurated, we see that savings had already been decreasing since the last Covid stimulus packages. They reached a low just before line 2, and were then boosted by Bidens Rescue Act. Since then, the economy has struggled to recover from Covid, and at line 3 we see that most Americans have burned through the extra savings that they got thanks to Biden. Luckily, that line has also been going down less (and it is inflation-adjusted as well), suggesting that the economy is actually slowly improving, as economic growth starts catching up with inflation.

It's hard to overstate the impact of Covid on the global economy. To think that the effects can be magically handwaved away with some magic economic policy is just delusional. It was always going to take time.

Biden is far from perfect. But to claim these numbers show a poor performance from Bidenomics, when the numbers clearly show that his policies have allowed people to keep their heads above the water while the economy recovers, is just arguing in poor faith.

Except it isn't, because this is literally what FPTP enforces, especially with just two large parties. You must vote "against" what you hate least, lest they win the election.

The American electoral system enforces mediocrity.

I believe the JSON deserializer .NET ships with has options to allow C#-style comments in JSON files.