The classical definition is if more than 50% of the money comes from sellers buying inventory, rather than actual customers, it’s a pyramid scheme.

when he throws out armor it could be shaped as presents

The token black guy. Can’t forget him.

I think the way that Apple and Sol are doing it is really smart, with the case for the earbuds automatically recharging them, in turn requiring recharging only once a week or so. That’s as close to effortless as we’re going to get, I think.

1. The 1st season was shorter and mostly for testing.

I believe that they’re actually his nieces.

It does sound like, from a couple of the stories above, if they gave back the stuff, that would’ve been the end of it. After paying way more than list price to essentially borrow it for a couple months, of course.

Plus they live in reefs and don’t form schools, so it’s not possible to catch en-masse.

Mirror therapy has been a treatment for phantom limb pain for a while now. 

The one you linked to is the Mark 1 from 2013. The current RX100 Mk4s are $1000.

You realize this isn’t just Giz wildly speculating, right? They’re directly sourcing Bloomberg, an actual publication that’s claiming their info is directly from inside sources. This is definitely newsworthy.

I’d argue that your MiL actually doesn’t give a shit about modularity; she just wants a rectangular slate that works exactly the same way as her previous rectangular slate. Whether that’s through Apple “it-just-works!” nonsense or through modularity, she couldn’t care less. And i’d bet the other people you’re quoting…

I thought that was just me. Casey’s posts had previously not been worth clicking on at all. Now, they actually seem to be a bit more thought out and have more interesting topics.

Ah, but it’s on Giz now. That means it was probably already on Reddit. And will be reposted and memeified for the rest of eternity.

You sound like a fun person.

No shit. It has a 10-inch screen, atom processor, and touchscreen keyboard. The target is very obviously students as a secondary device.

I read on the Verge’s review/ad that Lenovo had done studies of this. People 25 and under were able to acclimate and type at a rate ‘consistent’ with their normal speed within an hour. 35 and over, it took several hours for them to get any sort of rhythm going. Plus, supposedly this has some kind of Swiftkey-like…

It’s not detachable, but it can be flipped 360 degrees so that it can be held like a tablet. And yes, it’s touchscreen. Couldn’t really have an android version without touchscreen...

I’m confused, are these not already a thing? Been using ones similar to this my entire life, works fine, catches all the nails.