If all my software updates at once, how will I know which one broke everything?

There hasn’t really been that many VR games lately.

And timeshares. And pyramid schemes.

I remember my parents doing one of those weird chain letter things where you’d copy the letter to a few other people, send a few quid to the people on the list, and within weeks you’d be sent thousands of pounds, if only the scheme didn’t require more people than there were in the whole country.

What’s tatties, precious?

Just roll a tatty low end Android phone in gold glitter and burn a grand.

It’ll be classier and probably work better.

Doesn’t do that for me in Chrome or Firefox on Windows either.

The Lives of Others.

And then I assume they’ll study a large packet of banknotes each and forget all about it.

I’m still waiting for a startup to sell a bed that advertises to you in your sleep.

Luckily, the future will provide not only AI titles, but the contents of said books as well.

Given the amount of utter drivel people are watching and reading of late, we’re probably already most of the way there.

Nvidia is just selling overpriced premium shovels in a gold rush. They don’t care if there’s gold there or not.

Enron went bust by hiding debts. Making a loss is one thing, but lying about it to shareholders (and getting found out) is a one way trip out of the stock exchange.

The latter.

Yeah I’ve been with Zen since broadband has been a thing. Never had an issue with them.

I’m fully expecting this to be triple the price of the Quest 3S.

I don’t think there will ever be another game with a soundtrack as good as Vice City.

I watched something on Netflix the other day.

It immediately then showed an ad for that same movie I’d just watched, telling me the last day to watch is in a few days.

I played on the Xbox 360.

That was the experience without mods.

10/10. Would crash again. Never really felt the need to play a Bethesda game since. Which is handy because there’s only been like two.

Can it also redact text from documents without allowing you to just copy and paste it back out again?

Asking for a friend.

Looks similar to the old Radofin TV game unit I used to have. 10 games, and most of them were Pong variants.

Makes sense. The Soviets cloned a few Western machines. They had a clone of the ZX Spectrum too.

I once finished an Android developer tutorial, and immediately decided I wanted nothing to do with Android development.