You can ;)

And if they raised the price to $250, they could go with a faster processor and better wifi!

IDK about Tesla but yeah Toyotas like to lock themselves.

An extra $0.25/hr during peak. Which of course is done by subtracting the $0.25/hr from the base and adding it back during peak.

Yeah, I can't get two hash brown rewards in the same order but if I want to split it up and waste an extra bag and napkins I can. Doesn't matter to me Ronald.

AI coming for those management jobs.

They almost definitely got this info by simply having the IMEI, which is printed on the back and can definitely be accessed in whatever Apple calls their service mode though.

None, I have a Vizio that shipped with non shitty firmware, only to be upgraded over time to shitty firmware.

You actually can have complete offline with Samsung Smart things and Hue, not that it's not a PITA to set up.

Those are M16s, ARs don't have carry handles, not that it really matters.

You guys are getting DSL?

Um, yeah it would...

Pretty sure that's the fender and the seat is in front of it with a weird perspective, cause otherwise the fork would be really far back right?

I think I'll have to try that out.

You can, you can even replace assistant since it's hosted in the Google app (why does that sound like something malware would do?)

Unless you eat the stem and core, how else would you eat it?

I'm pretty sure your scanner is scanning at a ridiculously high DPI or something, had this problem with some Epsons and it could be fixed in the software, there are two softwares too, one is scan smart and one is scan 2

Illegal? I'm surprised I haven't seen an ad proclaiming that tbh.

I like that it has mic, I'd like wireless but if third party controllers won't work with Xbox Controller Connector it doesn't matter as much.

I think the hue box is acting as a zigbee hub tbh, but it's been a while since I set it up.

They just chucked them in the river where I'm at.

Because if it's just local, you can configure the static IP directly on the server/VM/whatever and bypass the router's DHCP entirely. Just make sure to assign it an IP that's outside of the range the router will assign and you'll be golden.

I had no idea I could do that but totally makes sense, thanks!

What are you guys printing?

Could you just connect the server and the client to the same VPN?

I'd prefer to be able to setup like you have, but an always on VPN for stock Android is a PITA.

You use MPV as the player instead of VLC.

A shiny, gold shovel.