To be fair, I’d imagine most of these are deployed in places with much higher minimum wage.

It’s only 4-8 hours in California for example, using the same math.

Not saying it’s good. Just saying that they probably don’t have a wide deployment in, say, Mississippi.

Ah, fair. I only watched the non-short one. Didn’t even notice the shorts.

Has he released another video? I only see one on his YouTube page.

If read all together it sounds like something a Bond villain would say in some low rent, meat themed James Bond film.

Meat is murder, Mr Ribs…

I wish the video actually had him using it to hit a drone or something. As is, it only shows one actual launch, and it didn’t look all that impressive. His motors didn’t seem to have enough umph to let the missile stabilize properly.

That’s the prevailing opinion certainly, but there’s a pretty diehard contingent who love it. That it just gets a bad rep because it gets compared to the masterpiece that was Twilight Princess.

Can’t say myself, as I’ve never played it, but I’ve got a few friends who are huge proponents of it and would say it’s underrated.

And, to be fair, something doesn’t have to be good to be underrated. People hate Skyward Sword, and I assume it’s not actually terrible. Just on the low end of Zelda games.

Tour de Pharmacy

It’s a mockumentary about the Tour de France, but everyone’s been kicked out for doping.

There are only 5 competitors left, Andy Sandberg, John Cena, Daveed Diggs, Orlando Bloom, and Freddie Highmore.

They’ve got the actual Lance Armstrong doing a “hidden informant” bit.

Each of the racers has a wacky backstory. Hijinks ensue. It’s a great time.

Not the best movie ever, but I had an absolute blast with it.

Skyward Sword?

To be fair, the “change one” part is wrong. Two particles that are quantum entangled maintain the same quantum state when separated. But if you change the quantum state of one it doesn’t propogate. They are just in sync.

Is it accurate?

Hooking a whole desktop to a TV is intrusive with most desktop form factors.

Most people who want a console don’t care about upgradability or repairability, and that’s certainly not the main thing that “makes PCs so great.”

Most people gaming on PC are equally “trapped in an ecosystem.” This has a desktop mode if need be, but hardly anyone does games outside of Steam.

“It has Linux but most users won’t notice or care” is a double positive.

“It won’t push the player base, only the devs” is a double positive.

The point of a console isn’t to make people into more technical proponents of open source projects. It’s to play games.

And if it’s competing in the console market, especially for people who aren’t terribly interested in the “Call of Duty” type AAA titles of today, it seems like a perfect fit.

Oh, I was just quoting: https://youtu.be/xC03hmS1Brk?t=40

Guns don’t kill people

☝️ Uh uh ☝️

Gunn kills people

With guns

Rsync

What makes you think you can’t leave a significant positive legacy?

You can get involved with your neighbors. Invest in your local community. Adopt an orphan or volunteer at a women’s shelter.

There’s a million things you can do to make a significant impact. Every person you invest in is another person who can go and invest in others.

This idea that anything that’s below the national or worldwide level isn’t significant is a cancer on society.

There are people who lived hundreds of years ago who, sure, you’ll probably have never heard of if you don’t live in the same area as me, but who have had huge impact on the community. The same is true for where you live. I promise you.

Bring your eyes down, and look to make your legacy local. I promise you it’s possible. And I promise you that it’s significant.

The IP address of the machine you’re connecting to has probably changed. If the previous had a DHCP lease, that wouldn’t migrate with the new router.

Go on your Windows machine and open up a command prompt. Type in “ipconfig” (no quotes) and validate the machines IP address. It should start with 192 or 10 most likely. Maybe 172.

If it’s the same as it used to be, that’s not the issue. But my bet is that it’s changed.

“A simple problem like logistics,” is a phrase only uttered by those who have never worked in large scale operations.

There is no group activity that you think you would find enjoyment in?

If so, why do you want friends? If you had friends, what would you want to do with them if you hate all group activities?

https://isitchristmas.com/

Even in your made up scenario it doesn’t prove the negative. Maybe your mind reading didn’t work because Apple has a mind wiping device that made them forget. Maybe the crystal ball didn’t work because Apple made an even more powerful “crystal ball blocking” device. You can’t prove that’s not what’s really happening.

So no, you in fact can’t prove a negative.