Is it really that hard to find a composite input? All my TVs have them, though the newest one is at least 5 years old so what do I know…

Those use HDMI signaling over the displayport connector, so still need the blessing of the HDMI overlords, which costs a lot of money upfront.

And when that password manager gets cracked?

Pocket full of change.

The linked article…

The weight of the motor is insignificant compared to that of the batteries.

But you repeat yourself. (Hasn’t it been shown there’s a high correlation between morning people and extroversion?)

I would love to have deep conversations about all kinds of things, but I have difficulty serializing my thoughts and converting them to words so even when I find someone with similar interests, it ends up being exhausting…

I grew up across the street from a large grocery store, and around the corner from a convenience store, but still my mom would stockpile many months worth of stuff like flour, sugar, oats, spices, tea…

people who just don’t understand how to shop around for shit and just eat the cost.

The problem is, you can shop around and find a good deal, but that good deal is “introductory”, only for new customers, so after a while the price goes back to “normal” and you have to do it all over again. Then you have to do that for every damn thing, it gets pretty tiring.

Does that include edamame? If so, I don’t see a down side…

How many potatoes does it take to kill an Irishman?

Lol might as well ask for the wholesale dismantling of all capitalism…

(Yes please)

The “nothing stops Ram” ad proves Google has become self aware and has a sense of humor…

It’s not negligible when running on battery…

I just think it’s funny that, way back in the DOS days, dark mode was the only mode, then GUIs and the web were the “modern” thing, and if you didn’t like, fuck you too bad… Now we’ve gone full circle.

It’s because an oncoming narrow object (bicycle, motorcycle) looks stationary and/or far away. Weaving side to side is known to snap drivers out of their stupor.

I had a Hotmail account before Microsoft bought them…

I still have a Yahoo email account that I’ve had since 1997 I think… 7 letters, no numbers.

I have a .us domain, I don’t even remember what I pay, I only do it every 6 years, it’s so cheap…