Crimea river.

You can search for it by the appx name and then use a pipe to remove the package. Then you don’t need to worry about specific version numbers:

Get-AppxPackage -Name ‘LGElectronics.LGMonitorApp’ | Remove-AppxPackage

Dogs are the best. Who fucking knows what they are thinking. A friend of mine has a dog who isn’t really food driven, but do you know what he fucking loves? Raw baby spinach leaves. Ohhh boy, if you open a bag of spinach in front of that dog, you best be giving some to him. Funny little creatures they are. All of them with their own quirks. But all of them the best.

And God forbid I gently blow on my dogs face. This is akin to waterboarding for him. But he will happily stick his head out of a car window at full speed.

I don’t always understand why dogs are the way they are, but I sure am happy that they are.

Me a few weeks ago: Oof, the Steam Machine is a tough sell.

Me this week: Lol, Sony is going to lose customers to Valve.

Windows 11 in the headline is missing what is happening right now. Steam OS being generally available very well might change the landscape of living room gaming. Playstation is about to be reduced to a peripherals brand.

Family reunion speed dating

It’s not people. If I recall correctly it has to do with ads. Like if your website has ads on it for the XYZ company, and their automatic content reading bot sees too many “bad words”, then they won’t advertise on your site anymore and the site owner loses the ad revenue. It’s stupid, but it explains why the word itself is more important than the content of the article. Because the bots look for words and have a threshold or something.

The only real case I can think of where people like thin clients is when they move between stations. I worked at a hospital that used them and it was a fantastic solution. A doctor/nurse/whatever could walk up to any station, beep their ID, and a couple second later their session would load up. It was a huge pain in the ass to build and maintain though. These new devices might actually have a benefit there. Managing W365 through Azure/Intune is leagues easier than managing Citrix with Windows VM pools.