Blue, as a gamer you'll get a great workout playing some VR games on Oculus Quest. Play something like "Pistol Whip" and you won't even know you're getting a workout until the track ends and you realize you're sweating and your heart is pounding!
Wait until he realizes how many people like me quit Twitter. Is he going to sue us all to force us to use X? Seems like similar logic. If you want to dignify his lawsuit by calling it logic.
Way too many spoilers in that trailer. They should know better. Now I know most of whom will die, and that takes away a lot of the drama, to me at least. Or maybe they telegraph that at the start of the movie and so it doesn't matter. Still, I'm advising friends/family into the franchise to avoid watching.
Yeah, it could be a great TV show if done right. I'd rather it not be done than done badly, and if it got off to a bad start it's probably best to start over elsewhere.
Wow, that really sucks, but thanks for saying so because you saved me from being in the same boat. I would want to be able to play solo if I want to as I often could and would in a similar multiplayer game, Warframe. If they've made that infeasible this games stays a no for me.
I'm so old, I remember when FedEx was the carrier you chose when you needed absolute reliability. "When it absolutely, positively has to be there overnight". Maybe they still have that motto, but they no longer guarantee where "there" is. Certainly no longer the address on the package, nor is there any expectation the package will be intact.
Don't any tire shops still have a water dunk tank to spot leaks? Other folks have wisely suggested soapy water around the valve stem, but perhaps try it around the whole bead of the tire as well. Like, dismount the tire, lay it flat and first one side and then the other pour soapy water over the bead and let it sit.
Commenters on Ars Technica made a really great point - if as Crypto Bros say, "Code is Law", and they want Crypto to be free from government regulation, then, they did nothing wrong, by Cryptos own standards. The code let them do it, code is law, so law not broken. Good job, enjoy your $25 million.
(note - I personally do not agree because I don't think much of Crypto, but then again, you made your bed, lie in it).
Here's a great Osprey cam I watch in Gloucester Massachusetts. This pair has reliably raised 2-3 chicks a year for the last several years. They only returned to the nest about a week ago so there is still much to see. No eggs, yet, but definitely some Osprey foreplay going on already. https://ecga.org/Osprey-Cam
I am so sick of advertising being crammed down my throat at every turn. It is stealing my most precious possession - time.
We signed up for Peacock because it turned out we got it for free with our cable/internet. Great! Let's finally watch Oppenheimer. Better get started, it's late and it's a looong movie. Oh, first we have to sit through several minutes of commercials! Can't skip them. Thank god they haven't figure out how to keep us from muting. You could argue I shouldn't complain about watching for "free", but it was presented to us that we got this streaming service as part of our cable/internet subscription. Not that we had signed up for a free tier.
Just like Amazon Prime now, I'm going to finish up the few series I still want to see, and then cancel. We don't buy enough from them for it to be worth it just for the shipping.
And this is why I subscribe to Blues, and several other sites to be ad-free. I totally believe in and support the need for content creators to be compensated. Give me a subscription option at a reasonable rate and I'm happy to sign up.