Are you talking about digital game downloads or games that require you to always be online?

Because the licenses for digital games almost never get revoked. Usually that only happens when a publisher is forced to recall a game.

If you have a license for a digital game, you can still re-download from the respective online store it even if the game gets delisted and is no longer for sale.

Always online games are worse as it affects both digital and physical copies. Especially for single player games that unnecessarily need an online connection to play. When the publisher shuts down the servers, all versions of the game stop working.

Nobody wants to go to a theater to see crap when they can watch the same crap at home on streaming a few weeks (days?) later.

I have never had a dryer in my garage. My previous house had a laundry room adjacent to the garage but I'd have to unplug the dryer and use a really long EVSE cord with the door from the house to the garage open slightly all night. New house has the laundry room on the second floor.

The question is: do people have their dryer in their garage in California?

Standard socket in NA is 120V and the vehicle will draw 10 or 12 amps. You'd have to install a dryer socket in your garage so the vehicle can pull 24A at 240V.

You go from a charging rate of 7.68kW (240Vx32A) down to 1.44kW (120Vx12A). Every other outlet in the garage in NA is going to be 120V.

I could not get AppleTV to output bitstream. It outputs LPCM and Atmos is lost.

Also felt slower, taking longer to start playback.

Steam reformation of hydrogen uses methane. Nuclear reactors would produce hydrogen via electrolysis.

Yes it is a thing, but not used for nuclear production of hydrogen. Steam reformation uses 700C–1,000C steam to get hydrogen from a methane source like natural gas.

Nuclear uses electrolysis to produce Hydrogen.

Have you tried turning it off and on again?

It's like playing word association. I say "water", most people say "wet". If someone says "lemonade" you stop for a second because it was unexpected. It's not wrong, just unexpected. Now you have to stop and think: yeah, you need water to make lemonade...

They first thing that comes to mind when someone says "Albert Einstein" is "physics". So when you see "Albert Einstein school of Medicine" your brain goes "That was unexpected". Now you have to stop and think about it: wonder why a medical school was named after him.

Took me way to long to get this one...

Yes, I knew there must have been some reason. Still, a medical school named after a physicist (not physician) is good for at least a raised eyebrow if not a laugh.

Sigh. Looks like some of the moderators need that prescription. I just got moderated as a Troll.

Albert Einstein was a German-born theoretical physicist...

That's physicist, not physician.

I'll take Misnamed Schools for 100, Alex.