Remove ~ that people keep putting in the system variable (#224)

For the record, `~0x20000000` clears the 29th bit of the result from cpuid, while `0x20000000` replaces the result with one with just the 29th bit set (OPENSSL_ia32cap.3). The 29th bit represents the Intel SHA Extensions.

As such, if the second one (without the ~) works, the actual solution has nothing to do with the 29th bit; it's one of the others.

docs/installing-northstar/troubleshooting.md

@@ -80,9 +80,9 @@ On newer Intel CPUs you might see a message like this
 If you are seeing this in the main menu of TF|2 and have a 10th generation or newer Intel CPU this is a bug which has a simple fix:
 
 In the Windows Start menu on the bottom left search for "Edit the system environment variables" and open the program. In the "advanced" tab click on "Environment Variables..." near the bottom.\
-In System Variables (not user variables) click "New..." and add a new system variable where the variable name is `OPENSSL_ia32cap` and the value is `~0x200000200000000`. Make sure to click OK to apply the changes. Finally restart your device and you should be good to go.
+In System Variables (not user variables) click "New..." and add a new system variable where the variable name is `OPENSSL_ia32cap` and the value is `0x200000200000000`. Make sure to click OK to apply the changes. Finally restart your device and you should be good to go.
 
-If you're on Linux, you can set the appropriate environment variable via `env OPENSSL_ia32cap=~0x20000000 %command%`.
+If you're on Linux, you can set the appropriate environment variable via `env OPENSSL_ia32cap=0x20000000 %command%`.
 
 **Note:** This issue is not exclusive to Northstar client but also affects the vanilla version, so if you only get it on Northstar there might be a different problem at hand as well. In fact it's not even unique to Titanfall 2 either.