Man during my play time on this I wasnt tracking updates and this shit broke EVERYTHING for me as coal worked without water previously. It was so borked I just washed my hands of it and started over but gaaaaah did that SUCK

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Glass

sigh Man, that really didn’t summarize much. The background music was baller tho.

My guess would be the phone case or anything else you’re in high contact with made out of a rubber composite type.

I get trashing Zucker, fuck that guy. But, hear me out: first gen tech used to be big and bulky and that was okay because it’s assumed over time efficiencies will be found and future models will improve. Computers and phones being the most glaring examples. Tvs as well. It may look like shit, and be by a company we hate, but if it gets enough of a foothold we should look forward to other companies and other models. I keep hoping the same on the VR front as well.

Google Glass which was Google’s failed AR implement

Yup. Black Friday and Amazon’s Prime Day are complete bullshit. I found out early when I saw a monitor I was tracking raise in price drastically then ‘drop’ to a sale price for Black Friday. When people wisened up to that companies started playing the ‘model number’ game, where they release the same TV or device but with a different model number to specifically skew prices and act like you’re getting a deal. It’s probably one of the best examples of late stage capitalism I’ve seen.

Honestly this is one of the ones I’m most sick of. Yes, everyone can do their part, but we aren’t even close to scraping the surface of the massive amounts of CO2 corpos are dumping comparatively.

I literally repurchased the game on Steam at release 100 percent because I wanted to support them further. Having one less reason to ever use Epic was just an added bonus. If you love factory games and want to try something new, I recommend Satisfactory, HIGHLY. It does things differently than other factory games, but none of it is a downside. You still build your factories, but there’s so much more depth to everything. I feel like the difficulty curve on it would be brutal for players new to the genre, but if you’re experienced with factory math, this game is amazingly well done. I believe I have over 700 hours and I’m doing another playthrough solo, and another with my son. It’s that good.

Thanks for the link! Guys are super informative and seem to know their stuff. No idea if he’s affiliated with NOAA or something, first I’ve heard of him.

Wow. Thank you for typing that up! What an amazing mind the author has to come up with something so uniquely different, at least that I’ve read or heard of.

I watched the trailer. It actually looks like a legit suspense / horror movie. It’s a far cry from what most are used to with the Hellboy movies here, but I’m still interested in giving it a chance.

Until this post I hadn’t heard of either of these movies.

The point was that Crumbl is shit, not the socio-economic choices I make when eating cookies.

This would have been my logic anyway. It’s a rat hole bar in the middle of nowhere. Gotta reuse where you can and if you’re going for cool aesthetic, droid head drink dispensers are pretty metal (pun intended)

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So voting? Too bad we never get to actually vote on these things. All handled by geriatrics that don’t give a fuck about the current generations.

Holy shit I was right lmfao. I hate that my memory holds things like meme versions. Appreciate your research, even if just for the laughs.

Every time this is posted the amount of time it took to find increases. I swear the first time I saw this it said something like ‘I just spent the last 10 minutes looking for my iPad’.

I’m of the opinion that Crumble is only successful due to marketing and viral advertising from insta models. Just to double down on what you stated already: Their cookies are shitty, crumby, over sweet garbage that tastes like something out of the bargain bin at Dollar General. Actually, no. I’ve had delicious cookies from Dollar General. Bargain bin at Walmart bakery.