It’s always gonna be vanilla ring or pretzel for me, no exceptions

I can handle shitty graphics, it’s the framerates that really mess with me.

I sometimes forget that some games on Switch cap at 30fps. Jumping from a 165hz display running 165fps to a 60hz display running 30fps is… a bit jarring.

As a teenager, my parents would only let me have a PC if it was situated outside of my room, so naturally, I put my setup in my basement. I was excited to play games in the coolest (temp-wise) room in the house, up until the day a camel cricket decided to jump up my pants and continue to work its way up until I smashed it against myself.

Yuck.

I mean I get things like “frustrated -> take a walk” because that does help me, but I don’t really have the luxury to just sleep because I’m tired…

For the 2nd one, better safe than sorry. You would feel like more of a dumbass if you heard a story in the news about a gas leak fire, or some other form of damage/injury/death.

I just wanted to point out that Oral B’s basic electric toothbrushes still range from $45-$80, so it’s not quite as cheap as you say it is. Your point still stands in its entirety. The only thing that makes this product different from the $45 model is the Alexa functionality, and taking that away makes it effectively not the same product.

I find Jersey quite silly because there’s a distinct North and South Jersey, but then people in the middle still have some ambiguous Central Jersey pride to them

I think they were suggesting that they’re broke…

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You’re not you when you’re hungry.

One does not need to be a fan/recurrent viewer of LTT to be curious about a technology. And while most of the technical information sucks, the introductory level stuff can be useful for low and middle-end enthusiasts.

MSI just announced their handheld PC too, it has an Intel (Meteor Lake) CPU with Arc graphics.

If you get punished by the state for not complying with a demand for media silence, then what is the difference? (I’m not referring specifically to this case, but in general)

You would think a government system would be able to pull postcodes from addresses automatically, but…

We’re mostly reasonable here, no problem. If anything, I agree with your sentiment that the red tape in front of many government services is weaponized to reject people service. It’s definitely a problem and realistically, I could see a world where such failures of the system occur in most scenarios.

Well the difference is, in this case it would be an increase in requirements in the situation that law enforcement requests information. I don’t see how that, if implemented correctly, should affect the average person. Huge emphasis on that ‘if.’

To be fair, your original comment would have been more likely to push people towards trying Arch if it didn’t have the last sentence.

You can’t invite people to your party by antagonizing them.

Imagine a massive collective of common people that agreed to bombard advertising like this, should the “top grossing queries” list be made publicly available. Giving Google all that money isn’t great, but it would probably be a new issue for companies to argue over, and it would be hard to quickly make it illegal with Google sniffing out potential profits.

I would suggest trying spacedesk. It’s not great, but when it works it even works over USB.

Yeah, unfortunately that would be up to the average person knowing better than to give out passwords.