

I just enjoy my time corrupting it as much as I can. It’s like a new hobby.


I just enjoy my time corrupting it as much as I can. It’s like a new hobby.


I’ll be honest; my cooked brains first thought was how does beer and a CPU end in the same sentence.


same here, I was like what year is this


So leave “Ram Ranch” playing next to the TV all day long. Got it.


Yep. The college I attend got hacked twice in a year. First time they went with “it’s maintenance” on a Monday at peak hours, you know like you would maybe do that at I don’t know? When everyone’s sleeping? The second time they fessed up and sent out text’s that they “fixed” the data breach. So yeah cool all the school email data is out there now; sucks for those that use that as their Microsoft computer login.


I think this is a fair take; I personally would rather have a laptop with the bottom tier 5 series since I’d be able to pretty much any game, use whatever controllers, run emulators, use it for college classes, and watch stuff without advertising.
I think Sony USA played themselves; it’s not completely just about the digital only stuff, it’s an expensive toy that serves one or two purposes. Ask yourself, at the current price is it even worth getting for a few games?


So yeah I started playing BodyCam lately and well I think that it has good enough graphics. I can’t imagine a need for dlss 5 for it.


lmao omg I forgot about that movie, gotta rewatch it, thanks!
The biomass version of truck nuts.


nah it’s a reference to a wasted month of my life thanks to Taylor farms.


I had to get the model number off of the old belt to get the correct belt. That’s how I learned I have a 1998 engine in a 2003 frame.


I think it really depends on what you’re getting. For groceries, I generally only buy the half off stuff. Parts are interesting because unless you know exactly what to get, you might end up running in circles. Both vehicles I have are 1998 engines, yet one is a 2000 and one is 2003. It was fun to figure out what serpentine belt I needed.
Another example, manufacturer sells a part for a steam table to regulate the temperature. It was $120 for one part. Alright so I buy one for a customer. Then I did some research. Bought 8 from the UK for the price of one shipped to the US.


That got me a good giggle, thanks


I’m over 400 years old and if you don’t believe me, I still use teamspeak.


I’ll take getting rearended for 500 before “logging in”


This isn’t just google; it’s a new grift using the internet overall. I look something up online at the grocery store website, they put a lot of focus on you should order online and pick it up. I go to the store and it’s cheaper than the online price for the same store. We’re all getting played.


I think at this point the acceleration is the fun part, graying out or even reding out isn’t out of the question now. Odds are the tests might be done with auto pilot. I’m sure there’s some firmware hacks that already exist to remove the current limiters. I bet higher speeds will be reached with more complicated transmissions.


This was never about the children. Besides what does this really accomplish when there’s Roblox?
Hah thanks!
Something like this happened to me and I’m not very well tech versed anymore. But I’ll put it this way, somehow confidential government files (nothing too serious) from 2015 ended up on my computer that I built a few years ago. I honestly I’m still baffled and yes, I used my old email because I was lazy and was going to use this for gaming anyway.