The real MVP.

Indeed we do. Some friends will be by your side till the very end and others will bring you food. If you are lucky, both.

He was! Yet he wanted to go take a nap after just finishing the other ribs he made.

You can block instances if you use certain apps. I know connect allows you to block instances.

This gives off an eerily similar vibe as 5 nights at Markipliers. Thirst for milk and all.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=QPxzkXJj_u4

The only reason I could possibly imagine people like light mode is if they work in bright environments or use an e-ink monitor. Otherwise your eyes would be on fire quickly.

Come on $400,000 offer! Don’t fail you now!

One of these 4 is not like the other.

Oof, been there. It sucks. I hope it went well!

Same thing with airplanes. They might be gigantic and loud as fuck, but they can still sneak up on you easier than you might think.

What an interesting life you must live if these are the kinds of common conversations you have with family.

This crosses me as a story you aren’t willing to share with anyone but internet strangers. Your contribution to human knowledge will not be forgotten.

While I don’t disagree with you on the gun issue. This particular instance just looks like intended murder. I have a feeling this child would have been killed regardless of the gun. You don’t just accidentally put a gun to a child’s chest and shoot.

It was a great show, I would strongly recommend you finish it.

Have you ever seen the Chernobyl mini series? It is very interesting to see how it was handled by the Soviet Union leadership and Nuclear team. I can’t imagine what the fear was like being close to it with the uncertainty.

Fair, but I meant more along the lines of what the everyday user will need. After a certain point, what more do you really need on a phone or standard PC? Sure, servers and supercomputers can always take more, but for the average consumer is it really that useful?

And it will only get better as technology starts to plateau. They will stay relevant for longer.

Outdated hardware isn’t really as important on a phone than it is as a PC. Unless you are gaming on your phone, phone hardware is plenty powerful enough these days for the grand majority of tasks.

The software updates are the biggest concern and they intend to do 10 years of updates. That is more than long enough for this device before it becomes obsolete.

Under normal circumstances that would make sense, however that is just sidestepping a major problem that needs to resolved. They could just post CSAM to wherever becomes popular.

Look at this place. Fifty thousand people use to live in this city. Now it’s a ghost town… I’ve never seen anything like it.