mj_marathon @ mj_marathon @programming.dev

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I don't think that says what you think it does. Just because they are legal tender does not inherently mean (nor does that snippet say) that they cannot be denied as a form of payment.

There is no federal statute requiring private lendors to accept payment in the form of coins. The coins are legal tender but they dont have to be accepted.

DS is SO much better than rdr2 thouh

You can't really say the same about a non-lite switch 1 either.

Read the article, maybe?

Right up until nintendo turns the switch 2 store off.

Operative word being "seemingly".

Also seemingly: you not being as literate as you think you are.

Who decides that?

What exactly does it mean right now?

It's okay to admit that you don't understand what is being said. That doesn't make it "word salad"

This is an absolutely insane take. The documentation that emails provide cover everyone's ass.

The dictionary definition of "console" would include the deck AND gaming PCs.

1. We don't know that the toilet has this sensing capability.
2. If it does, the actual fix is the same as if it were a regular toilet.

This just isn't an issue that needs technology as a solution.

Chrome is not a system app on android.

How do the guests flush the toilet without the app? They have to ask you?

This makes zero sense. If it's clogged, you'd know beforehand when you look in the bowl. Why the would anyone need a notification for that?

The ONLY utility that I could see here is if the notification logged who did the clogging so you could give them shit.