AlphaOmega

Have you tried using Google Lens? It does a decent job of getting a basic idea of the value. I use it at thrift stores all the time to check prices. Not sure how well it will work for something that unique

I’m still using the latest winamp, a new winamp would be great but I’m never paying a subscription for music.

Right click ellipses in the upper right corner, go to the browser, then repeat and choose READING Mode. Works on most sites

Did they forget about books, board games, figures, posters, DVDs etc…

Still waiting

Still waiting on any proof other than “because I said so”.

Google removes billions of links yearly, these are through government laws, court rulings and DMCA. They maintain a transparency list of these removals. You don’t need to bribe Google, simply have your lawyers figure out a way to have it legally removed.

I’ve worked for large corporations. This doesn’t exist. It’s 100% misinformation

That’s not how it works. You can’t pay Google to suppress links. You can only file DMCA take downs iirc. Please send me the link where I can go pay Google to remove information. I’ll wait.

If I was an EA employee my biggest fear would be to be cut up into tiny pieces for disagreeing with the boss. Like jamal khashoggi

jamal khashoggi

What type of data are they gathering? The fact I have an ad blocker?

Ada Lovelace

Reading mode also works. But I stopped trusting anything the Verge says after they failed miserably at building a pc tutorial.

It’s probably changed somewhat, but it used to be that all major ram manufacturers included a lifetime warranty.

Best Buy is just 15 year olds that have zero experience. They are usually the least qualified pc repair shop in your area.

They once told me I could open and install windows and then return it if there was an issue. That was the head of their geek squad that told me this, the actual manager.

Yeah, you have to be bat shit crazy to trust Best Buy to fix anything

I’ve only seen it called a red onion at grocery stores, sometimes… otherwise everyone I know refers to it as a purple onion.
Must be some northern colloquial reference?

Block them, don’t feed the trolls.

Check out shopgoodwill.com, they occasionally have some good deals on old pc units.
Only downside is it’s usually an auction and quite frequently the costs will go above what you would pay on eBay. Also jawa.gg might have a couple options.

Yes I know. My question was is this just in Australia?
I was only pointing out that my personal experiences were the opposite of this study.

This was the only study I found that was in the USA, and if I’m reading it right, white cars were in more crashes than black.

https://etd.ohiolink.edu/acprod/odb_etd/ws/send_file/send?accession=dayton1480552576128957&disposition=inline

Is this just an Australian thing? The only car I’ve had a wreck in was red, 2 different cars, 2 wrecks.

Burgundy, brown, gray, black, blue green, dark gray. Lots of cars and 40 years of driving. No wrecks.