Does it matter that if it was about content that Twitter was already itself trying to squelch? https://blog.twitter.com/en_us...

This is when you pick up a Series S, and possibly even a monitor that attaches to it.

I think they can thank all the assholes who had a problem with more people enjoying the same beer as them.

There are maladies caused by air pollution that aren't lung cancer.

Oh, do tell. What's the *real* problem? The size of the landlord, or the “split-incentive problem”/“landlord-tenant problem” that's explained in the article and applies regardless of the size?

On a Nintendo System? Are you joking?

That's not an answer. Music controls on the steering wheel haven't gone away. I'm talking about what's in the screen.

Which things involving multiple steps on the screen would be better solved with physical buttons?

We had two different TV series that successfully "rebooted" Sherlock Holmes on at the same time, and the rebooted Battlestar Galactica is the only version most people even think about any more. Reboots/reimaginings, as a concept, are fine, and blanket classifying them otherwise is a tired viewpoint to keep having.

You also become incapable of calling things by their actual names for some reason?

Or, in less anecdotal cases, requiring a PIN code to drive on top of having a valid key present.

And yet, they apparently have spent the time since 1.0 also working on optimizing the runtime it's built on so that it's faster and consumes fewer resources. https://www.theverge.com/2023/...

In Edge, this is the "Web Capture" menu command. Hopefully the functionality is surfaced more widely in the future.

> Personally, If I have to choose between parties, I will choose the one that opposed slavery, opposed segregation, and currently supports individual rights and free speech (the GOP) over the party that owned the slaves, wrote and enforced every single damnable Jim Crow law, founded the KKK, craves total government control over everything and everybody, finds the Constitution a "charter of negative liberties" that is obsolete, and demands the right to take anything you have and prevent you from saying what you think (the Democrats).

OK, now I can't trust a thing you say about the current parties because you've ignored nearly half of the history in the time period you've listed. You'd be picking the Democrats any time after the Civil Rights era, including the present. One party is currently preventing teachers from answer kids' questions, and forcing teachers to report on and "out" kids because for some reason parents can't be expected to pay attention and listen to their own kids at home. One party is keeping books off of shelves until they've been "vetted", on whatever vague timetable that might involved. Only one party keeps closing voting centers cycle after cycle, making registering to vote harder for citizens, making it illegal to pass out drinking water to voters in line, and dragging their feet when it comes to reinstating the voting right to ex-convicts who've served their time. One party doesn't think the history of slavery and all of its horrors need to still be taught to students. And surprise, it's not the party you've picked.

If you didn't think there was a homeless problem in the 80s, you are at best willfully blind.

So he was literally treated differently because of his skin color (presumably, elsewhere), but objected to the premise anyway?