Chain it with the LAMDA function and baby you’ve got a stew going.

Why does my left bollock look like jackfruit suddenly?

But how else will it get important updates that protect it from the latest online threats?

Also from Dumb and Dumber:

“Excuse me, what’s the soupe du jour?”

“It’s the soup of the day.”

“Oh, that sounds good, I’ll have that.”

Rocks big part of science. But science not totally rocks. Science more than rocks.

Can you not just get some ATAs? The other guy talked about his AVM router with a built-in ATA, but you can get them as standalone devices for next to nothingm and they work fine for voice, fax or modems up to 33.6k.

Most devices with modems will just be plugged into cheap ATAs. They can handle v34 no problem.

Reminds me of “grok”. I used to love that word, then weird dick used it for his world-burning fascist slop factory.

Not to mention a 20 watt bulb would be blindingly bright unless it’s an incandescent bulb or something. It uses the same power as a useless 20-watt toaster, or a punchy 20-watt desk speaker, or a compact 20-watt fan: about 20 watts.

Instead, we can all laugh for the man who fought hard to change the world for others and got to experience that world for himself.

If you don’t have to deal with kids it’s hard to explain how dominant Fortnite is. The problem with Fortnite here is that it’s essentially crack for kids, and when I hear people saying “they should make Fortnite work in Linux” I hear “drug dealers should sell their goods in nice places”. It’s not in the pusher’s interest to make their pay-per-hit product usable in any way that empowers the addict.

Yes, but in fairness you could do that before.

Flawless.

Without condoning… or condemning… I understand.

As I said to the other almost identical comment you made defending them and criticising everyone for not being as wise as you: you can’t buy Netflix for 107.88. That’s just not an price they sell anything. But you can buy a whole selection of products from these dicks for .88 prices, which is a fixed price they specifically picked. Not a coincidence, a deliberate and conscious decision. As you rightly said, most businesses would have picked a .99 price or even a whole dollar amount. These people picked .88. What kind of person picks .88?

Netflix do not sell a product that costs $107.88. There is no option to spend that amount on their website. No sniggering 4Chan gremlin set the price of Netflix to a number that is used as a call sign of Nazis.

These cunts have a whole menu of products that all have fixed prices that they specifically decided should end in 88. They could have rounded up or down to the nearest dollar, or use the same .99 price as everyone else, but they didn’t and, the more I read of these people, the less I’m thinking it’s accidental. And you’re defending them.

You want to criticise other people for their maths skills, maybe brush up on your reasoning skills first.

Uuuuhhhh… those prices… kinda have a, um, theme.

I see the issue compounding too. Back in February, 1Password raised subscription prices, taking effect at renewals from March 27. Individual plans went up 33 percent from $35.88 to $47.88 a year, and family plans went up 20 percent from $59.88 to $71.88

The plan in the UK is to start charging road tax for EVs per-mile, though there’s ongoing discussions about how that will work in practise it’ll probably be based on the mileage recorded during the vehicle’s annual safety checks (“MOT Test”). This seems reasonable enough to me since ICE vehicles essentially pay per-mile based on the amount of fuel the owners buy.

It might be! I mean, it probably isn’t. But it might be!

Yeah, but just think: a message screen on the back of the vehicle could be used to display distracting adverts carefully curated content from our trusted partners when it’s not in use to a captive and unwilling delighted audience with the revenue being used to offset the cost of running the vehicle haha fuck you.