I did the same thing except I got errors as soon as I verified payment via Paypal. So I tried again, and again, and again. And then I got the message about not being able to process the transaction because my account had too many recent purchases (of which there were none). Fun times.

Got that too. Kept retrying, it eventually went through. Took 41.mins to order.

My experience:

I dont think the amount of people who believe or follow dictates a conspiracy theory. A group of people have unwavering faith that the explanation of all things is an all mighty power no one has ever seen and have no proof of their existence. And refute most explanations by the scientific and historical communities…

I read a story this morning in the Washington Post about a church that is actively trying to make the United States a “nation under God.” Religious people can be very dangerous and it looks like this particular brand wants to turn the United States into a “Christian” version of Iran. And we almost have a supreme court…

No offense to these history scholars, the most damaging conspiracy theory in history is religion. Full stop. The perpetuation that some omniscient and omnipresent invisible being/s setting up arbitrary rules and guidelines we must follow and have faith in have sparked more wars, murder spree’s, genocides, prejudices,…

I use my powerbeats pros while mowing. Sound great.

There must be some way to correct the drift issue. I have the original analog stick controllers from every video game generation going back to the N64, and I haven’t experienced this issue on any other control stick.

This is such an ignorant reply. Of course they can fix the drifting issue, it’s a physical issue due to lazy R&D and lackluster QA. 

I agree. I played it for a good chunk on PC, encountered no gamebreaking bugs and it still felt like much of the gameplay mechanics were rushed and unfinished.

If all they’ve focused on is performance and bugs, it’s still not ready.

hahahahaha, holy crap I can’t see any other way they could possibly have been going with that now.  

Wait, before jumping on this comment - which timeline are you talking about?

It’s honestly pretty terrible. God rays are still incredibly intrusive, and the peripheral blurriness is pretty off-putting. At this point all I *really* use the Quest for (for work) is if I leave a long operation running on my computer - I can virtual desktop to my computer or a VM from a couple floors away and see…

Man, I didn’t even have a 1080p TV until like 2007, let alone have two small enough for each eye at a reasonable glasses size. You must’ve been really lucky to see something that cool a full decade before!

. . . am I the only one who saw a woman begin to masturbate to The Blacklist?

And here lies the problem when inhumane thought is regarded as “political”.

The Snowflake Protection Act

But it’s not trendy to hate on Tile :)

So the one feature that you complain that the Airtag should do better with, which is such a big deal that it’s emphasized multiple times in the article, isn’t even discussed when it comes to Tile or SmartTag+? If a more careful approach to unwanted tracking is an issue, why not point out that both of the competitors…