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C++: Mouse Hover Function?
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No I don't also get my news for one source. Have you considered that maybe I just don't care about tech enough to spend time reading multiple sources? Anyway my website preferences are way off topic. -
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The bloat on windows after 7 was acceptable, but 11 its even worse than chinese android phone makers, because at least they can remove the ads or apps, but w11 shove you bloat with no option to remove it, it seems that 25h2 will fix that -
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When I say I don't see the appeal, I meant as in general, of the character within the story. I guess apart from being a foil, as mentioned, but I still feel it could probably be done a bit more...less on the nose? A bit more nuanced? Something like that. He really just felt more like a chance to cast Fillion more than anything (to me, anyway). Obviously I am aware that Guy Gardner is not exactly meant to be an *appealing* character -
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But even when it says local, it is not local, they all send info back. I bet if you unplug your computer from the net, they would not work Not saying that AI can't do useful stuff, just I don't want it pushed onto me all the flipping time
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I wanted to know if there is a function in C++, that is called on if your mouse hovers over something, and how to use it?
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