Looks like a proprietary slot for this https://www.xbox.com/en-US/accessories/hard-drives/seagate-1tb-expansion-card

Are Open Office and Libre Office no longer comparable or sufficient for the average user? I can’t remember the last time I actually needed to use an piece of Office software outside of a simple flat spreadsheet (no bells or whistles, literally just a basic grid with numbers).

Rhyme for encounters with bears: if it’s brown, lay down; if it’s black, fight back; if it’s white, goodnight (as in you’re the dead).

No, the water has to go somewhere when it is replaced by soil and rocks in quick order. The opposite wall is just more rock and soil and doesn’t absorb it...it’ll just redirect the surge of water out the mouth and down the fjord - like any other flow of water it follows the path of least resistance.

they do this because of ads. It looks better to have a page open/ad views for 45+ seconds than just 20 for the advertiser, even if all you’re doing is scrolling.

It’s like moose - the plural is moose. no “s” added to the end.

Maybe post one of these to your article...:

if it’s bigger than your thumb and you’re an adult, then you can say you’ve seen one. otherwise its a normal wasp. these things are huge

Wait, so is it 8TB or 8000 Terebytes ? I’m in for 8 Petabytes for $130.

Wait, so is it 8TB or 8000 Terebytes ? I’m in for 8 Petabytes for $130.

there’s never been any measure of large-scale adoption and manufacturing either, so everything has to be, more or less, custom built for each plant

I have the Sony MDR-1000MX3, they don’t lag at all. I had version 1 of them when they came out and they broke after 2 years of almost daily usage at the hinges - was a semi-common issue. The newest ones have beefed up that hinge area. The sound quality is awesome. I liked that on version 1 you could have the noise…

My wife averages over 120,000 steps per week sitting and crocheting...

There’s also a Universal Edibility Test, which takes a few days (since you have to test each part of a plant separately) to figure out if something is edible or not, but again, most people are found within 24-48 hours of getting lost.

try it with some horseradish.

my dad’s in his 60's.. he’s never referred to it as bloody.

To be fair, the 80's textbooks also had a relatively low count for the moons around Jupiter (16 or so as of 1979) and Saturn (18 as of 1990), and those numbers have since ballooned to 79 for Jupiter and 62 for Saturn. Things change and we find more things the more we look, and things requires more definition. I too am…

I have a neighbour who resells antiques... Goes into estate auctions or sales and loves when he finds these chairs, because there are people who will pay top dollar for them. Especially when he can prove the date on them. He averages 200-300% return on a lot of his “finds”.... He doesn’t even need to clean them up -…

I have one dog that will give out kisses to anyone (he’s still a puppy and loves almost everyone), and another who has doled out maybe 10 kisses in his 7 years of being alive... He’s very selective, but he definitely includes me as part of the pack - I’m the only one that he will drop treats for to get pets.

But I washed/used sanitizer....

You mean southern places like Chile, where there are 42% of the large telescopes on the planet? (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Astronomy_in_Chile) No, this was just a case of no one looking at that tiny pinpoint of sky until the last week before fly-by to notice it.