Lesrid @ Lesrid @lemm.ee

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It can be difficult later life with no one obligated to attempt to care or find care for your frail body. But no one says I have to live that long.

I know nothing about this lawsuit but if she ordered this from a delivery app then there would be zero indication during purchasing that it is caffeinated

I prefer eating ice cream out of tumblers, guess it's like those paper cups from froyo places.

Email is incredibly insecure. There can be no expectation of veracity or privacy within an email. The core of Email protocols were made when the Internet was a much more secret club.

I did not expect to see the correct answer to this question. LotGH is the only anime with more than 24 episodes that's worth anyone's time.

Killing email is a honestly a greater feat than achieving communism. I salute the federation

I have thought about this for far longer than warranted I think it comes down to a combination of several factors.

The first is that substitutions among video games are indirect at best. Paradox for example makes strategy games but a fair portion of their fans call them "Paradox games" because of the particular connotations cultivated by their DLC campaigns, multi-year support and mechanical granularity. Also within the strategy genre are the Total War series of games produced by Creative Assembly, fans of that series are throwing fits on YouTube because the handling of the series has been dreadful in their eyes. No competitors have emerged yet to make an alternative Total War experience and several fans were excited about the final entry in a trilogy within the series so the sunk cost fallacy keeps them around.

The second is that any video game player born before about 2003 has witnessed the maturation of the video game industry as we know it. As the rate at which profit is earned in the industry falls, practices and standards change to recoup perceived losses. In video games this manifests in unusually tangible ways for the consumer. Instead of entering cheat codes left in for debugging purposes, you buy power ups with real money. Instead of unlocking alternate outfits and characters by completing challenges or secrets you buy them with real money. Instead of a game having to wait until it is finished to be sold, publishers leverage internet connectivity to ship first and patch later. Many of these practices are striking to the consumer because they are monetizing aspects of their hobby that they once enjoyed at no extra cost, and these practices are appearing in a context of escapism.

I was waiting for bikes, now I'll be waiting for this as well.

Saudi monarchy and other rich folks probably encouraged him further.

Lots of businesses at least in my area still use VGA. And they connect them to their computers with DisplayPort adapters.

Another successful comedy amputation. Good work doctor.

This happens most notably when I reheat soup in a ceramic bowl. I suppose the paint isn't safe then?

My first steam deck that I returned due to screen bubbles had a sticky B button out of the box. My replacement has a creaky left trigger. Can't win.

I played that game when I was very young but I remember thinking the main character was a bitch.

I've been drinking this polluted city water my whole life that gives me impure thoughts regarding the same sex. But with this water I can start my child off right.

I used to order caffeine free Bang, then I realized my gut was doing backflips because of the sweetener.

Yeah OSI model says to check the connection between access point and deck. I remember back when I used the Steam Link to stream to my living room from my wireless desktop I would actually get better performance if the Steam Link was wireless point blank from the access point than if it was connected via Ethernet.

Serial monogamy. Each partnership is between two people but a person may seek multiple partnerships simultaneously or in sequence.

I assume any "fast casual" tip goes directly to the boss. If you didn't come to my table and take my order then the little iPad is paying the guy that wasn't here all day.

But if you have to guess, the smart money is on vitamin D