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Or just buy the same mouse and replace the casing with the spray painted one

I just want to say while not overly friendly, my wife and I were in Belgium last year and as long as you don't insist on trying to speak English at someone who said "no English" it was a perfectly nice place to be... Even when we were off the beaten path

This is exactly the thing I can seem to get anyone to agree with me on ... Imported goods will never become significantly more expensive than American for the reason you just said...

There's a lot of money in figuring out the right margin below the imported product such that they'll lose some sales but ultimately profit more because of the increased profit margins. Not that you were seriously saying it would be a dollar cheaper but most I talk with tend to think that difference is much bigger than I expect which tends toward single digit percentage differences

Just trying to figure out how to work those blinds to let more sun in

Nah, just low effort... that paragraph he wrote is anything but....

Native is always better, but Proton (what's used by steam OS to run windows games) has worked for me for every title I've tried (even some small indie titles)... Sometimes graphics settings can be inconsistent, but I'd say it's a pretty safe bet if you're using an established engine it will just work with Proton

Yeah I don't plan on switching unless I feel like I need to... Knowing what made others give up just helps me from wasting time fighting through something that might be a common issue...

I picked Nobara for it to be no-hassle, which it's done a great job of for me so far

Thanks for taking the time!

If you have a moment to indulge a random person...

What made you feel the need to switch off of Nobara? I've been using it and it's been fine, but I'd love to know some things to keep an eye out for

The money isn't going to come from the game... It's gonna come from licensing... Everything labeled Minecraft that isn't the game...

Games are hard... Tshirts and cheap plastic toys are not

Then I'd say nothing you do for work is safe

I wouldn't go smaller than microATX, and even then I kinda regret not going ATX in mine... Unless you absolutely need to use whatever enclosure you're looking at... I say keep shopping and find the space for something bigger... It'll just end up being less wasted effort when you run into a problem that an extra PCI slot could solve