You mean just like Fallout 76?!

A more accurate title for this piece would be, “The expected drawbacks of any battery operated device.”

Good.

I’ve had both a car and a lawnmower with an engine for many many years, and I’ve never had the “natural” thought to place my lawnmower engine in my vehicle. David, you are a strange, strange man... that or you love good hyperbole!

Yes, I know this and it’s even included in my post...

No one... not even the author.

Most likely the developer that programmed the Elysian Chest expiration date/time has left and the few people left behind couldn’t figure out how to stop them from going, poof!

These types of carbide sharpeners are more accurately described as Knife Destroyers, not sharpeners. You’re better off using a rock or even the sidewalk to sharpen your knife.

These types of carbide sharpeners are more accurately described as Knife Destroyers, not sharpeners. You’re better…

While the FDA has judged the device to be safe, the agency noted in its clearance that it does have some adverse effects, including drowsiness, an increase in appetite, headaches, and fatigue.

Well, technically, it’s approaching the Earth right now on Wednesday the 1st as well. ;)

Thank you for posting this, Ethan. You saved me from logging in to this dumpster fire of a game. 

Ethan, your title should really have the phrase “in theory” added to it. These changes (in theory) make the game less frustrating, but the update and servers are so broken that you can’t really tell the difference between the game we have today and the one that was there yesterday.

You’re comparing her two-page letter in which she whines about unfair treatment to MLK’s call for continued civil disobedience in the face of racial injustice? Wow.

I’ve used one of these devices, there wasn’t any physical indication (pain/discomfort) that the device was on. It’s sending signals to your brain that you can’t perceive. 

Ed answered your question. Also, his original statement was accurate... The FDA most certainly does not approve medical devices in the same way they do drugs. Yes, they approve them, but the way in which they approve them is very different.

Actions have consequences... why are people always shocked by this universal fact? You have to be willing to accept these consequences.

Well, duh... a tired puppy is a good puppy!

Engineers in Japan reached an important milestone today, as they began removing fuel rods from one of three reactors that experienced meltdowns in 2011 at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station.

Gee... I wonder what could go wrong...

My only take-away, which probably says more about me than the service: