Andrew

Software issue, not hardware issue. To be more specific, cost issue and them not wanting to pay for the software devs to support hardware that long. Apple manage fine with 6 years worth of feature updates and a further 2 years of security updates.

I just tried to get an insurance quote for my Lexus again. £179/month. I'm currently paying £185/month for my Alfa. Before I bought my Alfa, I was only getting "go away" quotes of like £3K/month or just straight up denying insurance.

I just copied and pasted the URL. That's likely down to Twitter being absolute garbage now.

Looks like Hammyboi isn't going to get that 8th win.

I found the new Smart Car

It's pretty good. It's a little unstable though. They have completely changed how it works compared to CS1. There are a lot of improvements, but also a lot of downgrades. It depends what you want from a city builder. CS1 is more of a city simulator game where you have to micromanage a bunch of things. CS2 is more of a city designer game. There's not much micromanagy things to do and it's pretty difficult to fail at it. Once you get to the Big Town (level 8), it pretty much becomes a sandbox game. One of my cities got to Metropolis (level 15), I set taxes for all zones to 1% except offices with offices set to 2% and I was still making way more money than I could spend.

Cities Skylines 2

Should have bought a Yuasa battery for two reasons. 1. They're really good. 2 The company name is pronounced "You arse uh"

RDR2

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The bacon is from Australia, I think it was messing with my cameras accelerometer.

Maple bacon, eg and toast with Kerry Gold on it.

Someone keeps submitting RDR2 screenshots to an Oregon news channel for their Out & About segment and it keeps getting shown as real photos.

That's a lot of boahs.

Grand Theft Horso (RDR2) I named the horse Paramore because it's a Missouri (Business) Fox Trotter.

That still takes quite a lot of time + you have to buy filters vs just pouring boiling water on some crystals. This is pretty good. It's 95% the flavour of some freshly made coffee with 5% the effort required to make it. Either that, or you could buy one of those £500+ coffee machines that you just put beans in and it does everything for you with just one button.

This combined with electric kettles being super popular outside of North America. I originally thought it was a power thing, like 120v takes significantly longer to boil water than 240v, but North America does have higher amps so the power is roughly the same. Technology Connections has a couple of videos on this topic. Turns out it's more of a cultural thing.

Yeah, instant coffee is incredibly popular outside of North America.

It doesn't look like the FBW A380 is releasing in 2023 after all.

I do coffee. I recently switched away from instant coffee to beans because i realized I have a french press and hammer that I can use. It costs around the same price as instant, but tastes much better. The flavour profile changes as well. Sometimes it's got a hint of apple wood, sometimes a hint of orange and sometimes a hint of axle grease. It depends what I used the hammer for the last time I used it.

Heinz Mayo Now Comes In A Black Garlic Flavour For Halloween WWW.DELISH.COM Mayo fans, gather up! I don't recommend it. It's double the price of regular mayonnaise and is barely any different. Make your own black garlic mayonnaise if you want some. This one has a hint of garlic flavour but other than that, it's normal mayonnaise with a ton of food dye in.

They're not, I think it's the lighting. The lights I have are really cheap.

Angus 1/4 pounder burger with goat cream cheese, Cajun fries and some mayonnaise.

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ssstwitter.com_1699558235062.mp4 I once met Tony Hawk. He didn't like it when I asked him if he makes any other games and if he skateboards in real life.