Diplomjodler

You can sell it all you want, you’re not going to make me hate EA any more than I already do.

Or Mint. I use Mint because it works with minimal hassle.

Using toilets and showers. Sanitation and hygiene are among the biggest factors in the increase of life expectancy we get to enjoy. Yet we take those things completely for granted.

Those things breed pretty quickly.

Of course it’s reasonable to cross-shop the GabeCube against mini PCs. But I’m pretty sure the cube will come out on top. Powerful mini PCs are quite expensive. If the price is right, the cube will easily beat them on value alone. But that’s of course speculation, until we know the actual price

But when people make a buying decision, what they already have is important. If you get a reasonable uplift in performance at an affordable price, that is an attractive proposition.

My baby will be called Compressed Flapworth and no woke liberal snowflake will stop me!

Your guess is as good as mine. Only time will tell.

I think you’re wrong. It appeals to gamers who want a simple living room PC and it appeals to console people who just want to plug something in and start playing. If the price is right, this may be huge. Also, it would actually be an upgrade for a lot of Steam users so there’s another huge market.

I think it’s unrealistic they’ll price it at $500. I’d be pleasantly surprised if it’s $600. Above $700 things will get difficult, though. If you can build a more powerful PC for the same money, the cube loses much of its appeal. That goes for both nerds and normies, because those will buy an Xbox instead.

I mean, duh. Everybody knows what these are!

Except they’ll just do it without any warning.

“Only enable this feature, if you’re a total moron.”

Oh dear, Grok is about to get another lobotomy.

That’s the lamest joke I’ve heard so far today.

I also don’t live in Burgerland. But if I did i would definitely have voted for Harris. Sometimes you only have shitty options. But it’s simple common sense to choose the less shitty one then.

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Large corporations don’t buy small companies to make better products. They buy them to eliminate the competition.

Odysseus was a minor character in the first book before he became the main protagonist of the sequel. So yes, Odysseus was there before the Odyssey.

My favourite soup!