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Do you use your Deck for non-gaming purposes? If so, what do you use it for?

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  • I connect it to my projector to watch content.

    • Most of the trick-or-treaters have been skipping my house, and I finally figured out why

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  • I’ve done Halloween for the first time in the uk with my 2 year old, and we passed a few lightly decorated doors (apartment block). Most other flats had a bowl of candy outside and is this one not having it, we were not sure if we could knock or not. I found myself thinking that they were out or didn’t want to be bothered. It has become very unclear. I think next year even if I’m at home (before we go trick or treating) I will put a sign on the door if I want them to knock, so I make it clear to all.

    • Clever, clever

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  • Wouldn’t the hidden text appear when highlighted to copy though? And then also appear when you paste in ChatGPT because it removes formatting?

    • I love children's sense of humour

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  • A 12 year old drew a recognizable picture of another 12 year old? Doubt it.

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  • In case you missed the markings on it, it’s also free and runs on electricity, which in France is low carbon.

    • this isn't about you

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  • His parts are covered. Even so, what is the issue with nudity? This is a global event, in many parts of the world people are not as prude as occidentals. Some go naked to public baths, or beaches.

    • Can Fees on Polluting Cars Clean the Air? London Has New Evidence: The city’s expanded low-emissions zone, which was politically fraught, has cut emissions that contribute to health problems

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  • I live in Greater London and I’m right past a busy street going straight in London. I see a good number of electric vehicles but it’s nowhere near 70%. Do you remember where you read that? I’m curious to check the rate of progress. (I would love for my street to be quieter)