In the UK no less!

Don’t forget the one that stole its name from the other one.

Google Nexus Ice Cream Sandwich Guinea Pig

24 years old.

Even its “rerelease” was 10 years ago tomorrow.

“very good sir, I shall remind you in 9 minutes”

Pls

It’s one of those weird things that a massive amount of people in the world use but not Americans, so it ends up in articles about this hot new gadget that will change your life.

btw have you ever heard about heat pumps?

just

“iPad had USB-C”

Any argument they make for iPads having USB-C is moot because they are still selling Lightning iPads.

“Natural” wiping.

Yeah totally planned. That’s why it seems like they’ve just jury rigged a new connector onto the USB 2.0 internals.

New Covid strain just dropped.

Actually turns out they left a note:

Sorry about last week. Boss was giving me a bit of grief at work. Wife was nagging me. Mutated, heated up your planet. Won’t happen again.
Yours,
The Neutrinos.

There’s already so many BYDs in Australia.

At $20,000 cheaper, it sure makes a lot of people not care about whatever bells and whistles the Tesla has.

Thanks, Steve.

I learnt that most Redditors don’t know how to piss and advise each other to prod themselves in the taint.

These things have been completely standard fixtures elsewhere in the world for decades. I was honestly shocked that America, the land of air conditioning, had never heard of them.

They’re so ubiquitous in Australia it’s what we think of when we hear “air conditioner”.

When you shop for aircons they have to specify “cooling only” because reverse cycle is the default.

If you have a spare third drive (even an external drive) you can drop data onto, you could use Veeam free agent for Windows to back up the whole drive. It will talk you through making the recovery media (usb stick).

Acronis True Image is my preferred imaging software which can clone drives directly, but it costs money if you don’t sail the high seas.

Ducksu

Tell me more of these tablets of chocolate.

Is there such a land where the 1kg Cadbury brick still exists?