I’m not saying it doesn’t exist, but I’ve never seen caffeine-free regular Coke in anything other than 12 packs of cans. And those are already hard to find.

Combat Evolved and Halo 2 are already backwards compatible on Xbox One, so presumably they’ll be playable on Series X|S too.

For what it’s worth, Cell is a PowerPC processor.

Not exactly. Most Xbox consoles have had x86 processors, but the 360 didn’t; it was using a PowerPC processor, just like the PlayStation 3 and the GameCube, Wii, and Wii U. That’s why backwards compatibility from Xbox -> 360 and from 360 -> One were such a challenge compared to One -> Series X|S.

Unless you are running all of these clients at the same time, there is no discernible alteration to the operation of your system.

It’s good. It’s one of those Chipotle-esque build-your-own deals, so they can only have fairly thin crust, but it’s much better than Mod Pizza, the bigger name in that space.

I don’t know, for me the Knuckles music was in so-bad-it’s-good territory.

OK boomer.

Both Travis Scott and J Balvin have sold tens of millions of records.

There are plenty of videos out there of people actually building computers in Minecraft. But that would be too slow to do anything beyond simple computations.

Wonder how many kids clicked on “Simpson Trial Trivia” expecting it to be about The Simpsons.

I’m very curious what a buffalo barbecue sandwich would taste like. My only exposure to buffalo meat was a bison burger once.

It sounds like real war has caused a lot of pain in your life so seeing this portrayal of a fictional war was offensive to you. If so, totally understand where you’re coming from.

There were a few Believe ads for Halo 3. I like this one better; it still gives me chills after all these years. The actor playing the veteran is great.

Yeah, gotta hard disagree with the take here. One of his special moves was a jetpack blast. That + moon gravity + special always full let you basically fly around the level.

Thanks. I remembered there was a toilet or sink company that had the same name as an unrelated company but guess it wasn’t Kohler.

Yeah, that’s exactly what I was saying.

No, trademarks in the US mostly work fine. Trademarks are industry-specific; that’s why there can be a company named Kohler that makes engines and an unrelated company called Kohler that makes toilets.

Diachenko clarified in the LinkedIn comments that this is customer information from Razer’s online store.

It’s a lot less complicated than it sounds. The phrase from Diachenko’s post was “Elasticsearch cluster misconfigured for public access.” Elasticsearch is search engine software, and it sounds like in this case it was being used for company-internal storage and retrieval of customer information...but access was left…