The vast majority of us spend 40 hours per week on that thing, it's a big part of our identity.

GameStop could actually help solve some problems eBay has. GameStop has stores everywhere that can serve as pickup locations to avoid theft problems. GameStop has humans that can help with scam offerings where fake items were sent, or verify an item is intact before returning so a seller can't lie about it being broken. eBay can become a supply source for collectables or whatever products GameStop wants to focus on in stores. They could sell a membership that lets you have items shipped to your store for inspection before purchasing or something like that.

Andor is one of the best things Disney has done for Star wars, but it's far from perfect. If you watched it between Obiwan and Ashoka it looked like a masterpiece.

I think the bigger issue is that most of the show isn't that good. Less than half the seasons are good, and the lows from the bad seasons are really low. Watching it on a streaming scenario exposes this a lot more than reruns of the good parts.

It's going to depend on how much matcha you get. It probably needs more sweetness either way. It definitely wouldn't be for everyone, but it's possible the grassy elements of rum, mezcal and matcha could work okay.

It's eurocentrism that basically ignores the Pacific theater. It was also mostly a 1v1 between the US and Japan as far as major powers, the Soviets had some minor skirmishes. Another reason it might be talked about less is there were less survivors, the fighting was brutal on islands and the Japanese used a lot of suicide tactics, there weren't many people that actually experienced the whole war in the Pacific.

It comes down to jealousy. A manager can't possibly make less than their direct reports is a common thought process, especially when both positions are salaried. Some companies are willing to buck the trend and pay at least first or maybe second level managers less than some of their reports at times.

It's actually somewhat common for roles with commission or tips to make more than management. This also happens with roles that get paid overtime.

I'm not saying it isn't a problem, I'm saying it's been used as justification for things that have little to do with climate change.

That probably has more to do with liquor laws than anything.

Steam is a platform that happens to also have a storefront. Other companies are building storefronts and hoping that's enough.

If you can't provide fast downloads, cloud saves synced across devices, achievements, mod support, friends lists, and multiplayer support, it's not a real option. Being cheaper or having some exclusives aren't attractive. Gog already has the drm free angle to be a legitimate competitor.

99% of mold gives humans something between mild discomfort and death. The remaining 1% tastes good with butter.

Actually pretty common as most people would subconsciously hit the same areas each time.

A broken clock is right twice a day, but a clock running backwards is right four times a day.

P is for Pterodactyl.

Blockchain is a solution in search of a problem. A way to establish trust while not trusting any party is a cool concept, but in the real world it's far easier to establish a source of trust.

One time someone showed up to work that was clearly different than the person from the interview. They never even got their badge.

A woman willing to punch her husband for saying no, is probably better off not going to Dubai anyway.

That's a fuckload of rape considering how small the window to actually get pregnant is.

Maybe American ant size. Costco sells a lovely 1.9L jar.

It wouldn't be very secret if it was published on the internet. It's definitely a credible concern given the level of control China demands of companies operating in the country. The US also essentially has backdoors into most communication, and possibly phones as well, so it's not that crazy for China to also have them.

China is also very aggressive in hacking into companies. Even if they didn't have a custom backdoor, them finding a way in and essentially banning Huawei from fixing it, is another option.