The Australian equivalent is "Yeah, nah"

But it's Web 3.0! It's got what ponzi-scheme creators crave!

I'm not sure whether my watch is considered 'smart'.

I like the sleep and heart-rate monitoring, step counter, etc. plus the ability to pay for stuff with my watch without needing my phone or wallet is super handy.

I guess it's about the BWE - big watch energy.

I'm fine with my small Fitbit Charge 5.

A burrito is not very Australian. It was probably a meat pie, which was then covered in tomato sauce.

I didn't say what the cause of the bug was, so I'm not sure why you feel the need to "correct" me and state what the cause of the bug likely is.

I was merely pointing out why it is valid for the Messages app to use the camera app, which is something the OP has an issue with.

Because people can take photos within the Messages app itself using either the front or the back camera. It would seem it uses the camera app behind the scenes, rather than duplicating the photo taking code into the Messages app.

So far, this is the only right answer that acknowledges it's shared engine. I would only open Edge if a bug report comes in that can only be reproduced in Edge.

This was posted a couple of days ago:

https://tech.slashdot.org/stor...

I thought Doom 1 also had co-op for 4 players. It might have been over IPX/SPX rather than TCP (but my memory is pretty hazy).

The above statement seems like it isn't fake news, and is also something most people might agree with. Today the internet surprised me.

Most of the world had local file search capability since the mid 90s (Win95 could also search for text within files - I assume non-binary formats). Windows NT 4 could also index the contents of supported files (e.g. DOC IIRC).

I can't. Earlier this year it was jabbed into my left upper arm.

/sarcasm

I think that was Xero (?)

The grandparent is obviously delusional about who legitimately won the election, and somehow thinks replacing "B" in Biden with "X" makes fiction more realistic.

He is the son of Mr and Mrs Galt, who named him John at his birth.