I wanted a cantilever setup so I could use it in bed or on a couch, so I didn’t bother with the Logitech offering. My typecase one is working fine but I haven’t had it for long. When it breaks, if I’m still liking it, I may go for the Apple version. Depends on how long I get out of it.
Man, what is even happening at Intel? Apple and AMD have made them look absolutely pathetic, not to mention their own processors grenading for fun.
Yeah but then look at how the knockoff Magic Keyboard cases, which provide nearly the same functionality (with the exception of pass through charging) cost less than a third of the price.
It’s absolutely insane what Apple charges for that thing.
It’s easier to just admit you don’t know anything about guns, and neither do the folks writing this legislation.
So why don’t the people who DO know about guns chime in?
All I ever see in these discussions is people talking shit about legislation and why it’s targeting the wrong things. So what should it target? Because I’m sick of mass casualty shootings. Fucking help if you know so much.
Okay, you tell me: why is a gun clearly designed for killing people so damn good at killing people?
I linked an article with people who know what they’re talking about. I never pretended to be educated on firearms.
What makes an assault style weapon more deadly than a non assault style weapon?
Round exits the barrel on an AR-15 at over 3000 feet per second. It contains an enormous amount of energy that obliterates the human body.
That’s what distributed computing is, after all. Like Folding@Home.
Weird. I’ve not yet seen this on my Teams. It would piss me off if I did, but then again Teams pisses me off all the time anyway.
They don’t see inflation going up. Stuff was already expensive, they’ve become accustomed to stuff being expensive. And their bubble tells them the economy is improving even if they can’t see it. So they believe it.
They’re used to believing things without evidence.
Yeah. Apple is plenty evil but not having ads is, generally, part of their “premium feel.” There are exceptions to this, unfortunately, especially recently.
But I definitely don’t regret doing a factory reset on my LG TV and hooking up an Apple TV.
Thanks for the reply! I hope something similar gets developed. As much as I like multi-toolhead solutions, the nozzle-changer seems so much more compact.
I would argue that Vorons are more capable than say a Baubu, but I digress.
Depends on the Bambu and what capability you’re after, doesn’t it?
I know Bambu is evil, but I have to admit the H2C with its nozzle-changer is sexy. Give it a couple of AMSs and you get 7 materials with no purging. That’s a capability I don’t think a Voron has (though please, correct me if I’m wrong).
I’m so sad you got downvoted for what I’m about 85% confident was a dad joke.
I worked at Culver’s when I was younger, so when I make burgers at home they essentially ARE Culver’s burgers. Right down to the seasoning.
But I do still love me some Culver’s. I can’t easily do custard or fried cheese curds at home.
The only thing I’ll miss from Wendy’s is dipping their fries in the frosties.
Are you kidding? Anyone who can do that sport at a high level of skill can rock any lover’s world.
Fool me…you can’t get fooled again.
It’s because he was unstuck in time. Slaughterhouse V was actually autobiographical.
Wow. Being in agreement with Tim Pool, Nick Fuentes, and Kyle Rittenhouse is…uncomfortable.
Oh that’s great. The NSA has definitely shown it can be trusted with backdoors, after all.
(Massive /s in case it wasn’t obvious.)