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So the litmus test for a bot is to ask if it’s skibidy?

That’s a warner brothers property, those sets are long gone.

Yea, it’s one of Fat Nuts Freddy’s best works

if Google wants paid, they can make a compelling and competitive product

the joke was ‘Starfield bad’ so PS5 not getting was a net positive for Sony

Starfield already didn’t come to the PS5. There even was a version for the PS5 in development.

Point to Sony then

The love streams are on orange or blue twitch, not YouTube

First off: cables don’t have version numbers.

Yes, and this is unironically a problem. I am frankly happy to see this push just so I don’t have to find out that the video issue I’ve been troubleshooting for the last 2 hours was due to a cable that’s marked the same as any other cable happens to have half the bandwidth as some other arbitrary one.

Fuck HDMI. All my homies hate HDMI.

Yep, that’s him

Apple is a victim of always having to build the new thing, so there’s never time or resources to fix the old things. They can sometimes do an end run around this by re-releasing the same thing over again and pretending it’s new, but then the cycle just begins anew

Quick, someone post the meme from the Simpsons with a penguin on his face

Flyve’s site says that it’s ceased development, which I found to be slightly amusing since this is the first I’ve heard of it. I have a lot of experience in the MDM space, and to be perfectly frank, for Android your best option is staying first party and sticking with Family Link. The MDM APIs in android land are a hot mess, and have been since their inception, and 3rd party solutions have only ever been adequate at best.

Storage more likely. Google owns fiber backbones and peers against the tier 1 providers directly. The over all point of ‘no, it’s still prohibitively expensive’ stands unless you’ve got 20B of dark fiber in your pocket.

I cannot imagine how those two things could possibly be true unless you did actually hear of him and either got the name wrong or just forgot

Meaning it legally must be a sealed unit with only 2 states, high and low. In Europe and/or other places there may be multiple angle states and/or strip headlights or other stuff based on their specific regulations. The result is that the efficacy of US headlight systems have a hard upper bound for how effective they can be, based on what was practical to do in the 60s.

Co-op is generally considered more correct, yes