AaronOfMpls

A: Depends. Does it need to be spayed, or neutered? Q: How do they get the toothpaste into the tube?

Granted, but domesticated pigs go extinct since nobody's raising them anymore. I wish I could keep up with all of @Drakefell01's posts better right now.

Yah, those photos are kinda blurry and low-res to me; hard to read what's on your screen. (Though that could also be my browser blocking higher-res versions from loading off that site; I'm using Firefox with tracking protection on and the NoScript addon installed.) It's actually Win+PrintScreen that saves a whole-screen screenshot to disk, in Windows 8 and later. PrintScreen by itself just sends a screenshot to the clipboard -- which you can paste into an image editor -- like it has since Windows 95 or perhaps earlier. (Windows 7 and earlier, there was no screenshot-to-disk shortcut unless you used a third-party tool -- though 7 apparently did have the snipping tool hidden somewhere.) Otherwise, you could go into your Mod Organizer profile's files, and upload the modlist.txt and plugins.txt files. Though that won't show some of MO's other info, like mod versions, that we'd get from screenshots.

This morning I read about ways to disable a bunch of that -- including the need for a Microsoft account -- on a fresh Win11 install. I'll link it if I find it; it was something I found a few articles deep in a news app on my phone, and so will be hard to find since that doesn't keep a history that I know of.

Well, it'll be 12 years for me in October. I signed up on Oct 28, 2012 -- three days after I started playing Skyrim, going by the dates on my oldest save files. Quite likely, I was browsing mods and wanted something I couldn't find on the Steam Workshop then. (Side note, the first thing in my Nexus download history is A Quality World Map for Oldrim, downloaded a few days later on Nov 5, 2012.)

Me? I know lots of people had trouble with that version of Windows; hardware and drivers didn't always support Windows Me very well (especially since it was only sold for about a year before XP Home Edition replaced it). On the other hand, it could be just as solid as Windows 98 SE if your hardware had well-written Me drivers. I know Dad had it on one desktop, and never had issues with it (beyond the kind 9x had in general sometimes). On the other hand, Windows 2000 is a WinNT gem some people still swear by, even though it was succeeded just as swiftly by XP Professional. So with all this Win talk, do I WIN?* * Even though I've been on Manjaro Linux for the last 4 years, since Windows 7 support ended.

Out: an account of the Nerevarine's adventures from arrival at said port, to the fulfillment of the prophecy, to the Nerevarine's departure for Solstheim. In: a first-edition print of The Rise and Fall of Saint Jiub the Eradicator, Hero of Morrowind and Savior of the Dunmer (aka Saint Jiub's Opus), signed by the ghost of Saint Jiub the Eradicator of the Winged Menace himself, and by the Dragonborn who a.) carried the manuscript out of the Soul Cairn and sent it to the publisher, and b.) carried ~100 copies back in to be signed. (Published by Redoran House Publishing, Blacklight, Morrowind, in 4E202.*) (* Edit: Their logo looks a bit like the Random House logo, but in Redoran-style architecture.)

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LOST AXE OF WHITERUN LAST SEEN HURTLING TOWARD A THALMOR JUSTICIAR'S HEAD NEAR WHITE RIVER AT GUARDIAN STONES WILL PAY 2000 GOLD TO SEARCH RIVER BETWEEN STONES AND RIVERWOOD BRIDGE

I know Nightcaller Temple blocks active followers from entering, probably to keep them out of the way of the Torpor's vision when you do Erandur's quest. DefaultNoFollowDoorScript is probably what keeps them out there, so yah, makes sense if that's part.of what's blowing up. Have you had similar problems in other "Your follower cannot accompany you here" locations, with a similar number or composition of followers?

The is a community-maintained fork of NMM out there, but I know next to nothing about it. (Been using Mod Organizer since 2013. I've never used NMM or Vortex.)

Do your textures have the right filename (one that the mesh or the game object is looking for), and are they saved in the format the game expects? I haven't played Fallout 76 myself, but if its assets are set up even slightly like Bethesda's other RPGs...

Which is partly why I moved to Linux after Windows 7 support ended.

I ban zixi for not bringing up the banned Banned band to the newcomer. Or should that be the banned "banned Banned band"?

Out: a few tavern songs from Morrowind, and a share of some (good, bad, and ugly?) buried gold. In: an old Chuck E Cheese's arcade token.