Title pretty much.
I know that anti-cheat implementation comes down to devs, to block VMs or not (EAC simply detects it, and blocks it by default, but this can change in settings)
Wardogs devs announced they will support Proton and Linux, so I was just would like to try it till then.
I am writing to ask some advice, as I am not familiar with law and how it works, regarding my MSI MPG 341CQR monitor, purchased from Paradigit for €1,347.94 on the 24th of April.
Shortly after receiving the monitor, I discovered a defect and contacted MSI directly to determine whether the issue was related to firmware or configuration. MSI initially instructed me to return the monitor for service and provided shipping arrangements through UPS. However, MSI later informed me that they could not process the warranty claim because the monitor had been supplied through the Netherlands and advised me to contact the retailer directly, although I made the purchase from Paradigit.IE
Following this instruction, I contacted Paradigit and was provided with return shipping arrangements. According to the UPS tracking information, the monitor was returned to Paradigit in the Netherlands and subsequently forwarded for service.
After being without the monitor for approximately one month, I finally received it back yesterday. Unfortunately, the situation is unacceptable for several reasons:
• The shipping box was visibly damaged, torn and heavily marked upon arrival. I immediately documented the condition and sent photographs to Paradigit, before opening the package. No response from them since yesterday.
• Most importantly, after reconnecting the monitor to my system, I confirmed that the original defect remains completely unchanged!
As a result, I have now spent approximately one month without access to an expensive monitor, only to receive the same defective unit back with no apparent repair having been carried out.
I need to mention here, that this monitor was purchased through my Ltd company, so, as far as I am aware, Consumer Law does not apply. Had issues before with Dell, and after multiple emails back and forth, they rejected a return with full refund cause of that. I had to sell the unopened replacement and buy another model.
I have been using SwiftKey, since when it was an independent application, before Microsoft bought it. I am very happy the way it works, supports multiple languages, and has numbers along with letters, so I don't need to switch every time.
However, since the last update, it became annoying, as it displays a large box, above the keyboard, asking me to sign-in with my Microsoft account, so I can backup on OneDrive, something I despise to do.
Since there is no way to disable that message, and it is always there (or I have to tap "not now" every time), I am looking for an alternative. I don't care if it is paid, but I refuse to pay subscription. Good to have privacy, I mean, doesn't need to send everything I type to the vendor...
Any suggestions?
...and weekend you never miss the opportunity!
We don't get may here 😀
I got this today on my dashboard. 1.5 TSI 2022.
Is this normal for the turbo models, or I need to get it for an inspection?
Apart from that, what oil would you suggest?