My favorite uncle had this. I constantly bugged him to play it because I imagined it much cooler than it really was. We finally set it up and it was such a letdown.
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Her campaign announcement video is so based. In the first minute she's talking about seizing the assets of the top 100 companies on day 1.
I was arguing with someone in Tiktok comments about this. They were saying I want gay people to die because I don't support Biden. Later in the argument I asked what Biden has done to protect gay people and they said something like, "He can't do anything because of Congress and the Supreme Court".
I'm astounded by these people who believe voting is the only thing we can do to affect our government, while simultaneously believing that you automatically need to give that vote to a party that doesn't do anything for you.
Backup cameras are worth every cent they cost just to prevent running over kids who aren't tall enough to be seen in the rear view mirror.
Tesla gave a lot of useful safety tech a bad name by deploying a half baked system in a overconfident way, the stuff other manufacturers are putting out is legitimately useful safety tech. It's expensive for now, but it will get cheaper and save a lot of lives.
Forward collision detection systems slow down cars enough to prevent fatalities, lane warning systems prevent accidents from drivers who fall asleep by shaking the steering wheel and beeping. Adaptive cruise control can prevent pileups because it can quickly react to dense traffic slowing.
Most police/emergency radio systems are trunked now, requiring more complex hardware to listen in. It makes using these apps a more compelling option, even though they're charging money for(or inserting ads into) what is essentially public information.
More and more police agencies are encrypting their radios, so this will all be gone soon enough.
It's from an Onion article titled, "Heartbreaking: The Worst Person You Know Just Made A Great Point"
Streamers are basically talk radio for people under 50
Charcoal is much better in my opinion.
I realize a big part of the experience of grilling is just cooking outside, but to me grilling on propane is basically the same as using the broiler on my oven.
Yeah, I don't think the algorithms are the valuable part of social media sites. It's the active users that make up the network effects. Meta has likely already figured out the algorithms already, Instagram reels is struggling because creators go where the viewers are and viewers spend the most time on the platform that has their favorite creators.
I'm the same. I can only remember crying once in the last 15 years and it's painful to even think about it.
My father was an abusive asshole who would mock me when I cried, so I'm sure it has something to do with that in my case.
I remember enjoying the first one, but this one feels tedious. Fighting the machines is still pretty good, but the story is more of the same, presented poorly. The climbing is just stupid, things that look easy to climb are impassable. It's like they wanted to have an Assassin's Creed style vertical element, but didn't want to spend the time to design a vertical world.
If you go the VPN route make sure you do a leak test(https://ipleak.net/) before you start downloading stuff. If you pass those tests you're safe.
You can definitely get PSX games from torrent sites, I just checked 1337.to and they've got a ton.
Real-debrid is cheaper and easier to setup safely for a beginner. It's basically just a service that downloads torrents(and those weird paid download sites like nitro upload) for you. You submit the torrent file or magnet link to their website and it gives you a direct download link. Since you aren't sharing pirated files with anyone, there's no chance of getting copyright warnings. There are also a bunch of streaming apps(stremio is the best) that work with real-debrid to give you a Netflix like experience for pirated movies/TV with little effort.