Gaming

Valence wrote: I may fill that gap with Tell Me Why next week. Maybe.

Just tried to install it on the wrong hard drive and got loads of warning notifications from Windows Storage Sense!

oops

It's OK. I've aborted that and now it's being installed on the correct drive.

And in the midst of my panic I emptied the recycle bin and got a whopping 12GB back from somewhere!

I'm gonna start doing that more often.
Or I'll probably just forget and let it fill up again.

If you do it more often it will never release that much memory anyway...
*goes to check recycle bin*

Yep, a lot of folks tend to forget about the recycling bin, and how much it can hold. ... You should also be able to set it up to automatically remove messages after a set time too, such as weekly or monthly. - This helps to keep things from building up too big, eating up space that could used elsewhere.

Well after a few weeks of enjoying my game controller... I'm ALREADY starting to get a bit of stick drift.

They don't make things to last, do they?
It's not too bad at the moment as I can quickly stop it with a click of the thumbstick but I may end up back on the keyboard before you know it.

*doesn't even know what stick drift is on account of never having owned a game controller*
*ponders whether that deserves a or a *

It's when the analog stick thinks you're moving it a little bit when you're definitely not moving it a little bit.

Every controller I've had has suffered from it at one point. My old Xbox ones used to drift up on the left stick but this one's drifting left on the right.
All of which results in an occasional spinny camera. Strangely some games are worse than others so there must be some software sensitivity settings somewhere that might help along with that age old trick of... blowing on it.

Dusting it off occasionally?

I've only had it six weeks. I'm sure I'm not that dusty.

*has another shower*