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Scott Lee
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#replyinginareallystupidway

Better to have details you don’t need than need details you don’t have? To make it clear that repairing the phone wouldn’t be cheap? As long as it’s factual, I don’t see the problem.

Around here (Southeastern Canada), smoking and vaping are subject to the same rules in public spaces. The one thing that bothers me is that I like to drive with the windows down, but I frequently find myself with the windows up and the air on “recirculate” to avoid having to breathe in someone’s exhaled cotton candy cl

I knew there was something I was missing (that we are in agreement). :)

How’s that? Assuming the point that you’re referring to is “...we don’t yet know exactly how Assistant is connecting the dots of our personal lives.”, then the point doesn’t hold because you explicitly feed it certain information and connect the dots for it. That’s how it knows. I very well could have missed

Panasonic had this in the ‘90s as well. I had a Shockwave SLSW515 with VMSS headphones (Virtual Motion Sound System). The VMSS tagline, I believe, was “Shake your brain”.

Makes sense for me because of all the hand-me-down devices I pass to my kids/spouse. We have a bunch of micro USB/USB C devices in use at the moment. Also, a bunch of family members have iPhones which I currently don’t have a way to charge for them if they’re visiting and didn’t bring a cable (which happened as

This is the approach we took with our kids. Our family doctor is in the same building as one of the local hospitals, so we figured it was the best/safest time and place to make sure they didn’t have a peanut allergy (they don’t).

Same!

Mine degraded way faster than that. Started shutting off at about 10% and by the end of it, it shut off one me at least once at 95% remaining. And that happened over a period of under 3 weeks.

There’s the reference I came for. I can close the browser tab now.

I thought PayPal owned x.com, but it looks like x.com hasn’t had anything to do with PayPal in quite some time now.

I don’t need it to be dark to stub my toe. I manage to hit my toes on things just fine in a well-lit room.

I don’t need it to be dark to stub my toe. I manage to hit my toes on things just fine in a well-lit room.

My mistake. I skimmed the vin decoding explanation and thought it was saying something different than it actually was. Now for some reason I can’t remove my comment even though it’s not yet approved.

I don’t think it’s a Type R at all. GS-Rs are also DC2s, despite what the article claims (I have a DC2 GS-R in my garage right now), which is what I’m thinking the car in the article is.

Agreed. People get so mad at the sellers, but it’s the people who pay those crazy prices who are to blame. Sellers are only going to charge what people are willing to pay.

I cut mine into a ton of little pieces so the letters and numbers are broken and separated. I also like to cut a rounded rectangle around the card company’s logo so my kids can have a play credit card for their dolls.

Buyers will want to make sure your glass coverage will buy you the OEM windshield replacements or your $360 upgrade is gone after the first windshield crack.

I find myself in almost the same boat. I just need lots and lots of money.