What about revamped? Enhanced? Definitive Edition? Refreshed? They know about them, don’t they?

Eh, Jalapeño is weak sauce. I'll wait for the Habanero.

Update, kernel panic happened today, so I updated the BIOS settings:

• tCL (CAS Latency): Change from 11 to 12
• tRCD: Change from 11 to 12
• tRP: Change from 11 to 12
• tRAS: Change from 28 to 32
• DRAM voltage changed from 1.488 to 1.530

All the initial values were Auto values. I'll let it sit for at least a month with no reboots before calling it fixed. I'll set a reminder

Which TV show if I may ask?

Det har jeg faktisk overvejet. Folkeskolen ødelagde bare min motivation for skønlitteratur med de tvungne dødkedelige bøger man skulle læse. Før det blev en ting i mellemtrinnet tog jeg gerne en door stopper som Ken Follett om måneden. Men måske jeg kan finde charmen ved det igen.

Ved mit gamle arbejde så rykkede jeg min arbejdstid fra 8-16 til 7:30-15:30 efter at jeg var ved at blive kørt ned på cykel tre gange på en uge. Det var en ugentlig ting at jeg skulle hugge bremsen ved et kryds fordi en bilist havde lidt for travlt i højresvinget. Den halve time gjorde at jeg kun havde 1-2 af de oplevelser om året bagefter.

Babylon, Everything Everywhere All at Once og The Grand Budapest Hotel.

Jeg fik set Project Hail Mary i weekenden og er fuldstændig blæst bagover. Det lykkedes at tage hul på den uden at vide mere end SciFi + Ryan Gosling, så alt andet var en overraskelse og det var slet ikke den film jeg havde forestillet mig; den var meget bedre.

Mit problem er nu at den konkurrerer med mine top 3 film, så enten skal de nu hedde top 4 (klodset) eller skal jeg finde ud af hvilken film der ikke er lige så god som de andre...

That was kinda the plot in 007: First Light

Seems fine for me now. In fact it looks like they switched to Let's Encrypt for certification so maybe they learned something from last time.

EU is very adamant that you can only present contractual terms before entering an agreement (purchase) not after. All those EULAs showing up in the game before you are shown the main menu are void in EU.

If the EULA is instead embedded in the purchase flow with an "I agree" checkbox then the UsedSoft vs. Oracle case is likely still precedence to argue that you own the copy. Reason is that the purchase flow uses the "Buy" terminology and nowhere outside of the EULA it mentions rental/lease/limited/etc. This would breach the "reasonable consumer expectations" as the storefront didn't make it clear in their purchase experience that it was only a limited license you obtained and that a normal consumer doesn't expect "limited" when reading "Buy". This part has though not been tested in court yet but most legal scholars agree that this would be the likely outcome should someone bring it up.

Luckily the EULA doesn't apply when obtaining it through unauthorized means since the EULA would never have been accepted upon a purchase that didn't happen.

(It is though copyright infringement, but you still have more ownership over the bytes on your own disk since DRM would have been removed or neutered)