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Does this mean people will stop buying Galaxy and Note devices? (oh wait, the Note is dead. Sorry, I have never owned a dedicated Android device. besides the HP TouchPad AFTER webOS… o.O )

Halo Infinite is missing the one thing that made Halo great in the first place: Pure, fun. It’s like, they tried to grow up Halo, when it didn’t need to be grown up. =|

Really. You find it, "interesting." That’s quite the dramatic realization there, don’t you think? I mean, really now! Who in their right minds would think that a developer would squash bugs. And, for that to actually be criticized! :O

can we like, get some new social media platforms please? why did devs stop making them? i’ll make the web GUI in javascript if anyone wants to do the back end. then we need a cybersecurity guy, a dedicated database guy (in addition to back end), and probably an Einstein level do it all guy who can fix everything up once we get the near final product ready.

We can call it, Shitter.

going by what chiba posted I’d say that’s his own personal opinion based on what he’s seen in the past few days…

:shrugs: I seem to agree with him , but that’s just my crappy opinion.

Twitter used to be a place I could post nothing posts about nothing about my boring life that a few other people never actually wanted to read, but felt obligated to comment because they felt bad about my life, or at least that’s how I felt, because Twitter was a place to vent posts about how bad my coffee tastes, or how much time I have left before I have to leave for work, as if that were somehow important or relevant to anyone’s life or time at all. The few times I did use it for development or marketing and advertising, I made separate accounts for, and I found out pretty quick that unless you were already famous, it was a grind getting followers. It was a niche tool for a period of time, and as it grew, I pulled away, and haven’t used it like I used to for about 8 years now. I deleted my account in advance of Musk acquisition. I hope he pays dearly for his adolescent actions lately.

I have the WH-900N and they’re phenomenal… but the left earcup if pressured outward disconnects slightly. But, they’re phenomenal. I just wish I could turn them ALL the way up without distortion =P

True, but this holds much more credibility when you consider the recent EU rulings and deadlines being set regarding Apple and them now being required IE forced to use USB-C instead of Lightning in (at least) Europe in the future.

In other words, this has nothing to do with caring about the customer, and everything to do with, we’re now being forced to do it, so we might as well try to not lose so much money in the process.

2023: Apple reinvents the USB-C port
2033: Apple releases first phone ever without a port
2073: Apple releases the eye-phone, the first phone without physical hardware
2199: Apple releases the eye-robot, thus ending civilization

just having fun here, but this totally should have been done in 2018

So sad not to see the 6600 XT mentioned here, especially on an AMD slide. It’s about 97-98% of the 6650 XT, and gets NO LOVE on the internets! Yooo! I have this card! It’s great! It fills frames on Ultra! Smokes a 3050, 3060, and 6500 + 6500 XT!!! yet nobody wants to #coverit

MSRP is set at product launch and remains the same forever.

M.S.R.P. —> Manufacturer’s Standard Retail Price

Manufacturer’s price doesn’t fluctuate. Retailers’ prices do. Resellers’ prices do.

Well, you’re certainly fighting a huge battle for him right now. I hope he appreciates it.

my back tells me i must use a controller

Yes, MS and Google have THEIR OWN implementation.

This, is to STANDARDIZE the implementation across the three major tech giants.

Apologies for the asterisks and capitalizations, but I figured since it wasn’t immediately obvious to you in the article, I felt I needed to spell it out.

If your device is lost, stolen, broken, out of power, I think you have a LOT more to worry about than "browser hacks…"

This will upgrade that to a standard across the three giant companies.

From what I gather, you would (I guess) set up your phone with all your devices, and then use a PIN from there on out, with your phone constantly talking with your other devices. Maybe some sort of wifi LAN proximity code or something to enable the PIN only part.