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It went on sale for like $5 at one point, so I picked it up. When I logged in, there were only 11 people playing. I got in a few rounds of team D before logging off never to open it again

Was I supposed to be paying for arch this whole time?

Hitler did it at the expense of the Jews, gypsies, and others. Ford did it at the expense of the shareholder's profits, see the Dodge brothers

Ah that would make sense

This must be an overseas arm/subsidiary, since Andretti is headquartered in Indianapolis.

The steamdeck emulated tears of the kingdom better than the switch itself on launch weekend.

Completely stopping school shootings, probably not, but it seems likely that some may be getting redirected to the C-suite.

To anyone thinking they agree with DeJoy allow me to rephrase this:

USPS maintains that legislative action would be required to halt its EV plans wink wink, nudge nudge

Either of the two fiber options would probably be better than Comcast. Ask your neighbors, if you have any, what they have.

If you're hosting any servers like Plex you may want to make sure the fiber companies offer a static IP if they use CGnat.

Agreed. Unless it's the 5g Verizon home Internet, then I'd begrudgingly to with Comcast

Nah, ears are as unique as finger prints. They're trying to make it hard for someone else to disprove he's the killer.

You're thinking manslaughter

Long story short, they're silicon doping agents that change the properties of semiconductors. China produces like 90% of these rare earth elements.

Gallium for example is used in the new smaller USB power supplies marketed as GaN gallium nitride, in this case used instead of silicon due to the better thermals at high power and smaller physical size.

Fwiw he also already paid the back taxes with interest...

Independent micro inverters for each panel would be my guess.

Too true! ( Yep, that's the right word)

I mean technically Matt Gates is a lawyer, so that was some qualification

Nah, Americans use metric for selling drugs at the very least.