Genuinely: don’t forget. Ask the same question 3, 6, 12, 24 months down the line. The news might change but the need won’t

Finally a level-headed take. The world isn’t ending overnight, it’ll just get shittier

Might need to bump up to 0.8mm

Whoosh

Gesundheit

Probably not. By the sounds of it, it’s “just” traffic court… You’ll be herded into a courtroom with a couple dozen others, and each of you will be called in turn to speak to the judge. Kinda like a pop quiz. You’ll be told your charge and be asked a few questions. If you’re polite and genuine you’ll likely get off easy, since people LOVE to fight back and dig their hole deeper.

Back in high school I was in a similar situation, and basically got it completely dismissed because I was young and it was my first ever infraction.

IANAL

Yours doesn’t?

The old adage “they don’t make em like they used to” heavily applies to fridges. Our 30 year old fridges in unininsulated garages (one at home, one at a workshop) keep going through all the abuse and neglect, but the 3-5 year old fridge in the kitchen always has problems. Replacing it with a different brand only slightly increased the reliability. I’d foot the electricity bill for peace of mind.

The last panel should have an and, not an or

You’d think after the 3rd fried steamdeck they’d look to see if the problem is elsewhere

By definition you’re clean when you use it. If you hang it to dry it’s perfectly fine to use more than once

Ah, the ol Lemmy switcharoo

…and GrapheneOS considers my phone end-of-life and support for it will eventually stop. So unless you just got a brand new Pixel… kind of a waste.

Hard disagree. Just because it stops receiving updates doesn’t suddenly make it useless

I can see it, 196 gets a little spicy around critical events

I park in neutral since I like to sit for a few seconds, and 9 times out of 10 I’m going to be backing out anyway

It’s not just you

You can probably disable it with a custom install, like Cortana

Even if it did, it would extrude your brain out like a can of pillsbury biscuits

MMORPGs may not be the butt of South Park jokes anymore, but that doesn’t mean that they’re dead. They’re more diversified… Like others mentioned, other games are quietly stealing the thunder. Also, if you think about it, battle royale games are kinda MMOs with how many people are in the lobby, and games like Roblox and Minecraft can have players interact with large numbers of others

Legit question: for the average person, why would this matter? Like congrats copper, you can see my text messages to my mom, and my receipts in my email, and my pictures of my pets. If someone’s actually doing crime, then a password should be the least of their security measures.