If your product requires internet, it's actually a service.

And yes, Cars as a Service (CaaS) can die.

I think previous GTA games have come on multiple discs. Possibly as far back as vice city.

The last 3 meals all happen after 8pm when the stims wear off.

This cooling tech sounds exactly like the radiator in my car.

The article delves into it a bit. I can feel it when in Japan, and I quite like Japan's monoculture - even as a tourist. It's basically taking dojo etiquette and applying it everywhere. Everyone is born and raised with the same culture and same values. They get along, and work as one.

They even take it in turns when cheering at a baseball game. No negativity. You cheer or be silent. It's so wholesome to see.

Being bigger. They don't move so they can be huge.

This is a total nothingburger. Yes, I'm an armchair umpire.

Can we just call it online gambling? It's literally what it is.

This sounds a bit like a passport-stamping scheme. But the passport doesn't have your name and photo on it. Hopefully it only stores verifiable stamps, but not who stamped it.

I hope they use this to tackle age verification. I'd like to just have a token to prove my age without handing over an actual ID to questionable companies.

When asked, my mother's maiden name is "0nzoIHUzdTMu2YDz".

I'm old enough to recognise an iomega ZIP drive.

At least they're not including drownings in the figures this time.

Are they admitting they overshot it?

More harvesting power should help with a lot of the driver frustration.

Moore's law hit the ceiling. We're only keeping up because there's an array of gas turbines running without permits in towns with low water pressure.

When you invite Erin Patterson around for dinner ...

Profits? It's not even financially sustainable.

The 3 sisters in Katoomba is an absolute spectacle of natural beauty. It's a nice, friendly country town. Not the kind of people that would want or need a data centre.

We've moved to Cloudflare's turnstile and it's significantly less obnoxious.

I got a presidential alert in NZ and I was on GrapheneOS at the time. It should work.

Check your settings upfront. There's a whole section called "Wireless emergency alerts". You can even turn on test alerts. I assume you'll get the "everything's OK alarm".

I just tried it on a Pixel 6a with Android 17. It's different again...

The seppos named it as if nobody else exists. Here's what it looks like on GrapheneOS.