I’m honestly not sure who WV thought they would be attracting but even as a non-conservative, I considered moving there since it’s near enough to DC for my remote work to not seem suspicious. However, I don’t think there are enough ppl like me that would make any meaningful shift in WV politics. 

Yeah, this sucks, but y’all are going in waay to hard on grandpa. Fortunately it seems the Salesman is not hiding or hard to find. They should easily be able to take him to court to recover those funds plus fees.

I wonder if they will open the vacuum sealed container in a vacuum sealed container to measure, thus preserving the experiment for future advances in measurment!

Counterpoint. kinja gets broken in slideshows.

More like 10k is th MacGuffin of a neverending story of video supremacy. I am perfectly content enjoying the 4k available now without pulling my hair out over some spec that wont be standardized for another 5 years.

Now I have to ask you, what are you talking about and who are these people agreeing with you?

Not Lying, I just copied your thing and forgot to remove VRR. I still don’t see what your point is. Maybe you can restate.

No idea what you are grasping at mate. My 65UN8500AUJ has perfectly processed 4K/120/VRR/Atmos/HDR10/Dolby Vision from my Shield TV Pro on it’s lone pure 2.1 Port (The other 2.1 port doesn’t support 120hz and the other 2 ports are 2.0)) since I bought it in January. It’s a bit aggravating because i don’t have the…

Yikes. Though, I’d probably pay to see you remove it and hard brake into a stoppie. 

“Sen. Mitch McConnell “Cocaine Mitch” for some reason.”
it’s weird how this and the piece you link refer to “Cocaine Mitch” as some strange non sequitur. i must clearly live on the same plane of existence as Blakenship because I distinctly remember the ad and distinctly remember the reference and understanding it.
M…

When I was shopping for a TV earlier this year, I was looking for HDMI 2.1 and went with the HDMI 2.1 TV the explicitly said that it supported Dolby Vision and Atmos. Both of those require 2.1 and the fact that other TVs in the running didn’t mention it despite having 2.1 was enough for me to go with the LG that I…

No that is what you are saying. I said nothing to that effect. But go off, sis.
Their networks “sucking” are a consequence of you opting-in rather than Apple’s method of involuntary opting-in. Someone that bought an iPhone in 2018 had no clue that 3 years from now their phone would be used to track a separate device…

So Apple users can already detect Apple tags that don’t belong to them? That wasn’t clear in the the article.

Apple creates an actual crisis of privacy.
Apple decides that the “fix” is an Apple tool for Android users to detect wandering tags. Did they make an app for iPhone users?
Decidedly, NOT the “fix” is having iPhone users opt-in.

My understanding of how Tile has not had this abuse issue is because in order for the network…

I am not convinced there is a single “objective” review of Cowboy Bebob.
I am convinced that most of the panned reviews are from people viewing the live action series through nostalgia tinted glassses.
I think anyone watching the live action series before watching the anime would come away with a differernt review than…

I am not convinced there is a single “objective” review of Cowboy Bebob.
I am convinced that most of the panned reviews are from people viewing the live action series through nostalgia tinted glassses.
I think anyone watching the live action series before watching the anime would come away with a differernt review than…

“there is no reason to use a paper map over Google Maps, or hell even the MTA’s own app.”

I gave 6, but sure, retcon your original post to make it 100% about MTA use and not “subway, walking or even the Metro North/LIRR in this city.” as originally stated.

You comment isnt really relevant to the topic of whether or not people know of Gmaps. Simply seeing someone use a map is not an indicator of an answer to that question. You seem to really be stuck on the subway when the OP only mentioned it as 1 example of the things he sees.
There are a shit ton of reasons to not use…

A QR code to scan in the city would be a GREAT way to compensate for GPS wonkiness as well. The QR code would relay exactly your coordinates to your phone, operating much like those cool Survey Markers you can find from time to time, bolted into the ground.

Several things at play.
1. Not everyone has a smartphone to utilize Gmaps
2. Even in NY, Gmap can be frustrating when your phone cant pinpoint exactly where you are. (tall buildings, bad radio transmission, etc) 
3. The compass in phones can get wonky and not everyone knows how to fix. 
4. The problem is probably less…