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I think all of these were even available in 2019. Already being a subscriber, I was never aware a subscription was necessary. Did they do an Independence Day ringtone one year (fireworks sound or something) or am I making that up in my head?

Strange, I mostly receive "middle finger" so I was expecting it to be higher on the list.

There are three links in the article that are supposed to take you to the Gamer Drop page but none of them worked for me. But https://www.walmart.com/gamerdrop will take you there.

Lol, I did read the article but somehow missed that in the very first paragraph. I also have a double negative in my post so I’m not off to a good start today. Anyway, I read your post to mean that you thought Wikipedia itself was behind this NFT.

Did you read the article? I don’t think Wikipedia is not involved in this whatsoever. I’m pretty sure Wales is just keeping the money for himself.

The companies started by these guys won’t let that happen.

I was surprised Musk wasn’t listed as one of the exceptions. Other than Zuck, he was the first to come to my mind.

Surely that will be the case. "Hey Siri" and even FaceID can be deactivated on the Apple side of things, you would think this will be true on Android.

eBay offers its Authenticity Guarantee with not only sneakers but also luxury watches and handbags purchased on the platform

This is very smart of eBay. Fear of getting scammed is one of the things that gives me pause anytime I think of buying something expensive through the site.

I guess with Black Friday deals still out there this is the closest thing we’ll get to news.

All my life through high school and college I never hit the snooze button. I set my alarm for the time I needed to get up and when it went off I got my ass out of bed no matter what. Then one day a few years after I had graduated I hit the snooze button one morning for some reason. It quickly became a very bad habit and is still to this day. Wish that button never existed.

Whether it is the first or second chip to use the 4nm process is hardly that important to the overall point of the article.

At least the CPU shortage seems to be over. I built a gaming PC last May and getting an AMD Ryzen 9 5900X or 5950X was damn near impossible unless you went through a scalper. I literally had spent months trying to track one down. I checked the other day and not only did Micro Center have them in stock but even has sale going on for $100 off the 5950X and $50 off the 5900X. What a difference six months makes.