Wonder where they got that name.

borborygmi. The gurgling sounds from your intestines when fluid is moving.

Also, pneumocephalus. Air in the cranium or an “air head”.

Came to comments for this line specifically.

I decided to try out the new version about a year ago. I had a monthly charge of about $26 I think it was. After about 3-4 months and not really using it, I cancelled a few days before it would renew for another month. $50 early cancellation fee? Wtf do you need to cancel a few mins before or it’s early cancellation? Adobe fucking sucks ass.

1,3 and 5. They have that weird pattern in the grass and trees. However, it’s getting close. I think soon most people would never be able to tell.

It is. My vac ban is currently 4990 days old. Thanks son!

Mostly because it’s for business. There are a mix of customers, some want it one way some want it another. We don’t normally use text. So if your equipment is done and you don’t listen to your voice mail. Please don’t complain you weren’t contacted. Hypothetically. Not saying it’s you. But I do get these complaints.

Probably also didn’t listen to any voice messages, ever. Then complains that he was never contacted.

I’ve switched to perplexity.ai. yes it’s AI, but it gives me the answer I was looking for in a short snippet of information. I can then go scour the sources if I want too. It’s completely replaced Google for me.

Yes. On a camping trip. At one end of the lake is the remains of an old WWII POW camp. There were at the time some small piles of coal. We took a couple of pieces and burned it in a camp fire. Only because I had never seen coal burn before.

https://www.perplexity.ai/search/White-otter-Lake-lnJZ4ycdSKOAmJ2U4rZSIw?s=m

It takes 1149 licks

I’m really enjoying perplexity.ai most of the time you just get the answer you’re looking for.

Some of those prisoners were not militants, just random civilians. Turned in by thier neighbors for a quick buck, is what happened.

Sorry, missed your reply. I run the setup for Windows on a lot of computers. Last time I tried that command it wasn’t working. I used to be able to start the setup and once you got to the point of needing to sign in to a Microsoft account you could skip it. They removed that. Then this command you are talking about worked for a bit. Then removing the ethernet cable worked for a while, Microsoft closed that too. Currently I connect the machines to a network and attempt to log into an account, but mistype the password. This will give an error and allow a local account. Unfortunately these are machines for sale, so I can’t use a Microsoft account like they want. It’s a whole “thing”. However, if it’s your own machine, use Rufus to create a boot disk that will bypass the Microsoft account requirement.

Why would they block it? Because they want everyone to use a Microsoft account, and they have been getting more and more aggressive about it.

Edit: forgot to mention again, OP’s post image is from an update message and not initial Win 11 install. The command to skip the sign on is for OOBE, “out of box experience”. Aka initial setup.

For this screen not to come back, Settings notifications turn off the last three checkboxes

Windows 10 has this same screen, just a bit different looking. You turn off this notification in the settings menu.

Go to Settings > System > Notifications. Turn off the last three check boxes. This screen won’t come back.

I believe this method was blocked. But it’s also not what the screen shot is. This is an update screen.

Could be a dead CMOS battery, but if the computer had a case switch more likely it was a security feature that lets you know the case was opened. On Acer computers you would have to press F1 to continue the boot, or Del key to enter the BIOS and have the chance to change the setting. Incidentally the setting is usually under the Security tab> Open Chassis. You can reset the notification or turn it off.

I run into this situation on office computers all the time, because no one knows how to turn it off or reset it.

It was a tape then CD subscription. Except you initially got 10 or 15 albums for a penny or a dollar, I can’t remember. But then you had to buy so many CDs over the next year or something. And the prices were stupid.

You convinced me. I’ve switched over to Bitwarden, as well as trying out the built in authenticator. You were correct, easy peasy. So now I’ll keep both for a month and watch for hiccups (not really expecting any) and delete my Lastpass account after that. Thank you very much.