September is the hottest month of the year in San Francisco, so it should start warming up soon.

Well the people that don’t like it being a park aren’t there; they’re sitting at home angrily posting on Facebook that they can’t drive on the road anymore

The abandoned stretch of road is kinda the appeal. It’s like a boardwalk—previously there was a small pedestrian path parallel to the highway but I never used it because it was bumpy (impossible to skate, uncomfortable to bike on), and drivers sped down the highway which is also unpleasant to be around

And yet I get tons of spam on telegram, and the only way to prevent it is to subscribe to Telegram Premium

Those first 2 you posted are roughly 10x the volume of the steam machine, which is one of the big draws for me

16.6" x 10.2" x 14.4" = 40 L

8.5" x 15.75" x 16.50” = 36L

vs

6.1 x 6.0 x 6.4 = 3.7 L

And even the DIY page the cheapest config they came up with is $920. I think Valve pretty much cannot sell their machine less than comparable PC, because if they did, people would just start buying them as general purpose small PCs, so they need to make at least a small profit on them, unlike the dedicated console makers who can take a loss on the machines since the only way to get software on them is through them

You maybe could have gotten a much better system for a similar price a year or two ago but I’m not sure you could at today’s prices. Especially if you price out a small form factor one. I wouldn’t be surprised if the original price of steam machine was in the 6-700 range before the current ram/storage/gpu crisis

I was addressing the “waiting to acquire signal” part, not the “removing from a bag” part which I imagine to be fast

Your phone does not need an internet connection to tap to pay, in the same way your credit cards do not need an internet connection to tap to pay

If you click the most expensive model and then click max/fast mode, the same task can easily cost 10 or 20x of the cheaper models

Generic stream emulators already exist and is how a vast number of games are “cracked”

That $60 game costs them $20 to sell on steam. So not that different than paying $20 to manufacture a cartridge really.

Dude, cops in NYC actively hate cyclists. If one saw this interaction they’d probably cite the biker

It’s not a backup if it’s stored in the same place as the original

lol that’s almost 7 years? Insane they lasted that long to begin with

A used n3ds xl costs close to a switch 2 these days lol

I don’t know if you’ve noticed, but you can’t replace batteries on most modern portable computing devices these days.

yeah same, I don’t understand why people need DNS. Every place I’ve ever worked at that used DNS had an outage, and nobody could get into anything

Not trusting anyone who says white chocolate is better than dark chocolate

I think it’s more to differentiate from Bluetooth (which amusingly also uses 2.4ghz)