Heheh, same. I suppose until I experience FaceID for myself, I’ll continue to hold to the belief that TouchID is superior for the way I’ve learned to use my phone.

I certainly feel that way. We’re all comfortable with TouchID and the two 7 and a 7+ certainly don’t feel dated in any way. In fact, iOS 12 gave them quite a refresh.

It certainly is possible.

Same. This 6S is on its second warranty battery and it will still drop 15-20% charge in the blink of an eye. Cosmetically, it’s mint having been in a case with a glass screen protector from receipt. But the internals are definitely feeling long in the tooth.

How much life do you expect to get out of your phone? I aim for about 3 years on my work line and about the same on the family line. Since spring of 2010 it’s been the 3GS, 5, and 6S. And this weekend I’ll be heading to the T-Mobile shop to order an XS 256GB in space gray. The middle trim in the middle of the line…

Good lord, man. You’ve got pepperoni down. Hat’s off to you!

Most excellent.

Oooh, I love bagoong, but it doesn’t really work here.

Pretty similar to how we prepare it. For an interesting flavor twist, try equal parts patis and soy with a dash of distilled vinegar to break up the heaviness of the ultra-beef flavor. As to the question of what to serve them upon? Rice.

Here’s my armchair analysis. As good as anyone else’s I suppose.

Heh, I was trying not to be too subtle. I go for business but was hoping to meet some fellow Kotaku’ers but just couldn’t sync up schedules. On the other hand, I’m still waiting to find a reason to visit Australia.

That’s insane. So insane it’s outsane.

a price tag showing $5.8 million, which doesn’t matter because all 40 are already sold.

Six hours isn’t bad at all. I can handle up to 8-9 (which takes me to the places in Europe I visit for work) with no issue simply by watching inflight streaming movies, sleeping, eating, and walking around/stretching.

Yep. This is pretty amusing. I saw a few different shapes of novelty watermelons on this last trip to Japan. But what really intrigued me were the clusters of huge, plum-sized grapes selling for 6,000-8,000 yen. They looked so juicy, so perfect. I was mesmerized. That’s a single grape that costs about as much as three…

More to the point, imprisonment means an external power restricting one to a subset of all possible spaces in which the organism has natural freedom of movement.

I hear that. But though tongues go a’ clucking in the House and Senate, the resolve to do something about it seemingly remains below the threshold for action.

they’re giving him enough rope to hang himself with

Subbed, subbed!

Heheh, I’m quite fine...my invisible friend says so...