I dunno, but I can tell you that the hacker problem on PUBG is greatly reduced during those hours when the kids in China are kicked offline. It's become playable again, for a 6 hour block or so each day.

From the article: "Siraj and Loeb did not find that we made a mistake, and so they should have accepted the numbers we got," Desch told Live Science in an email. "Instead, they attempted their own back-of-the-envelope calculation and made a great number of approximations and estimates, and came up with different numbers that they say aren't favorable."

I already need it and I'm not paying by the byte. Not disagreeing with your other points.

The fuck did people with ASD do to you?

I think this is one of those times where both statements are true.

Didn't they get out of that conundrum by buying the weapons from the dealer?

Since you read that far, I suggest skipping to the last three books, which were written by Brandon Sanderson after Robert Jordan's death. Sanderson is a much 'tighter' writer and actually gets to the point. The series ends very strong.

I've got $50 in gift cards for the Google Play store and I can't find a thing I want to buy from it. Am I the only one that feels this way? Am I missing out on some good hidden stuff?

Zero gravity diarrhea would not be fun.

For Steam, go to settings, interface and deselect "notify me about additions or changes to my games, new releases, and upcoming releases." That'll stop the bs pop ups.

Haha yes, because they are bastards no matter which way you look at them.

I've started buying computer components from Bestbuy rather than Amazon because I don't trust Amazon to not deliver counterfeit goods. Moreover the delivery is generally faster and I can actually reach a person when I run into issues. I'd stopped buying stuff at Bestbuy in the early 2000s but things have changed.

In a century, would of and wouldn't of will probably be considered correct, as language is not a static thing. I'm not commenting on whether this is a good thing or not, but I do think it helps with perspective.

I brought the Xbox One when it came out, as I was wanting to try a console after skipping them since the Playstation 2 era. The user interface was so filled with ads and promotions that I sold my device within a month. I thought consoles were all about gaming without the distractions of a PC, but that had changed between the generations.

Did you miss the part about how this happened in Greece? Why are you going on and on about "Illiberals" and Trump?