Wait, how did they pull off a win today? Aren't they exhausted? The Norwegians actually had more rest after their semifinal. They got a full two hours more than this group.
The second phase wraps up and they’re already calling themselves "exhausted." On top of that, the national team is constantly being refreshed with younger players. How do the more veteran squads in other countries manage to endure this?
You have to be losing your mind if you make it to the semifinals seven times and never once go all the way, then try to blame exhaustion every single damn time.
So I installed this and ran it. Now what? How am I supposed to know what’s missing? If I had known, I wouldn't have bothered downloading 😁 . Yesterday, I switched from Avast to AVG. Maybe the installation didn't fully complete, who knows? I'll give this a shot and see where we stand.
People have been hyping this movie up quite a bit, but I didn't walk away feeling particularly impressed. It gets a little exhausting in certain spots, though it's watchable enough to finish. In the best-case scenario, it’s just your average comedy.
I’m planning on catching the series this fall before diving into the movie. I’ve noticed some people who skipped the show didn't really vibe with the film, so hopefully, it’ll be a different story once I have the full context.
I haven't actually played the game since my PC can barely handle it, but from what I've seen on YouTube, it looks incredible. Hopefully, the movie captures that same vibe.
I’ve been using a 1 TB WD My Passport for about 9 or 10 months now, strictly via USB.
Does it actually matter if I leave this hard drive plugged into the USB port when my computer is powered down? Is there any harm in just leaving it connected constantly? I'm asking because there isn't a physical power switch on the drive to turn it off while it stays plugged in. That little LED light is always blinking—sometimes fast, sometimes slow, sometimes just steady—which I assume is just its way of showing what it's doing...