I usually preorder blizzard games . I haven ' t been let down by them . yet . Other than that , I can ' t trust any other publisher to make a complete game . <| sep |> i 546703 . 4 ghz . I understand it should be CPU heavy , but the picture shows my GPU not being used at all <| sep |> 😅😅😅 classic and simple <| sep |> I study English and American Studies in Universidade de Lisboa . It has a really good library , however , it is not open 24 hours . Where are you studying ? 247 sounds so good to be true ! Ah , and also I need to use computer all the time , so I am going to be so happy if it has plugs . <| sep |> All about this . Have only flown once . Hated the whole process . Don ' t even remember the tsa <| sep |> Yeah . I think you ' re right . But if I was you I would take some sort of solace out of the knowledge that the people who do the gerrymandering in Australia have to keep resetting their slide rules to mess with scale . HahaI know it ' s probably all done by computers now . But a petty thought every now and then I find helps to alleviate some boredom . The thing is , gerrymandering is done by or for the powers that be they say in order to keep things even . But in England we just had the EU referendum and it was yes or no . No voting for locals to elect and counting up the teams at the end . It ' s one vote each and if there ' s 4 candidates getting 30 % 25 % 23 % 22 %. Then 70 % voted against the winner . So maybe separate votes for local and national elections would offer us the chance to get a majority of people voting for the majority of government . Because right now we have a majority government most people voted against . If votes were 1 to 1 , proportional representation , or several other ideas were in force then gerrymandering would be less of a thing to begin with I think . But again . I reiterate , this is all just musings . I ' m not saying I have all the answers . Thanks for your reply . I really do enjoy discussing this subject .