I'm sorry? My name is Harney.
So in this case, my name would be sateeenoobooyoo

On a side note, I made up the name I just unscrambled to what seemed to make sense, so Harney made sense, and I'm not getting a correction underline Horney Harny Hormi... Hormile? Ok, Hormile does get a correction underline... Are those actual real words?

Always!

lmao, you don't even know what a Theme is. I'm downplaying your words.
"Cooked dinner" was downplayed to a PB&J
"Cardio session" was downplayed to rushing you to the toiled while shitting yourself.

You're too retarded to insult. Stick to posting memes, at least I'm retarded enough to laugh at those.

lmao, "I don't understand this, am I the retard? No, it must be everyone else"

lmao, If you consider a peanut butter and jelly sandwich with choccy-milk a "cooked dinner" after a "cardio" session (from carrying you to the bathroom when you were shitting yourself in your diapers), then sure thing, toddler.

You sound like a 14 year old lmao, just like a pizza cutter, you're all edge, no point. Were your younger days back when you were covered in spaghetti sauce, drunk on capri-sun and coloring outside the lines?

At first I thought it was 'the lick' and now that I actually decided to actually pay attention, I wish I hadn't.

Windows: Download Native Access installer. Click on Next until bar goes up and app is ready to launch. Open Native Access to download your native instruments plugins, install from within that app, bar goes up*, plugins are ready to go.

Mac: Download Native Access installer. Drag and drop one icon over the other. Open Native access to download native instruments plugins.

Linux: Open the terminal, type in these commands
sudo pacman -S qemu-full virt-manager dnsmasq vde2 bridge-utils openbsd-netcat libvirt
// which would install the required packages
sudo systemctl enable --now libvirtd.service
// which would enable libvirtd service
sudo usermod -aG libvirt $USER
// adds your user to libvirtd group
virt-manager
// launches the GUI
Then you realize those commands were for arch-based distros, but your installed distro is an immutable fedora-based distro, so once you finally figure out how to install a VM in that distro, then you can proceed to install windows, and allocate some resources on your computer so that your base distro doesn't crash, and your virtual machine can run windows properly.
Then once your are finally in windows: Download Native Access installer. Click on Next until bar goes up and app is ready to launch. Open Native Access to download your native instruments plugins, install from within that app, bar goes app, plugins are ready to go.

I'm glad you uploaded this one and immediately gave me a reason to use it

I'm cynical as hell, I was expecting a car thief.