In the US the owner of the vehicle would likely try and sue the owner of the rocks.

Yup!

https://www.backthenhistory.com/articles/the-history-of-mountain-dew

It was originally made as a mixer for whiskey!

https://www.backthenhistory.com/articles/the-history-of-mountain-dew

I stand corrected!

Not a full remastere, it got a “RTX” upgrade? They added ray tracing and stuff but they kept the same assets otherwise (no new models, textures, etc).

People focus on the “intelligence” part but ignore artificial, and I think that makes a big difference. The name is pretty apt honestly. It appears to be intelligent. It outwardly simulates intelligence. But it’s all man made to present that illusion - like an artificial reef.

Artificial: made, produced, or done by humans especially to seem like something natural.

Unfortunately you’re only allowed to do that if you’re arguing that your (insert X vehicle here) should definitely have been able to take on (insert Y vehicle here) because of something in said classified documents.

I’d be more surprised if they weren’t popping up.

After being treated for congestive heart failure, no less. I’m sure her doctor probably told her to stay away from fast food and stressful situation!

That ending was damn near wholesome. Also I think my favorite part of the whole thing was “the pizza is not negotiable.”

It was way ahead of it’s time. Think about trying to be a fan of that show in the 90s. You miss one big episode and suddenly you’re completely lost on the story. Streaming/binge watching brought it a lot more fans, myself included.

shutupshutupshutupshutuplalalalalala plugs ears

I got this through sheer indecisiveness on my first playthrough.

it also marks proton mail as throwaway lol

Unironically yes haha. I hope it’s just a manual lawn mower that you have your son push around.

Am I satiated now? Only time will tell.

I haven’t heard you say a word about your solar powered electric car…

I had a little experience with Debian-based stuff on routers and whatnot going in, but when I finally migrated my main PC to linux I went with an Arch-based distro (cachyos) because the documentation on both projects is fantastic. I was able to get everything set up the way I wanted in a couple of days, with only one reinstall along the way lol.

This is off topic, but toms hardware is one of a growing list of pages using “ad recovery” services that intentionally break their own page and then blame DNS-level filters for the problem. It’s disingenuous at best and I really don’t think a site willing to employ a such deceptive tactic should be allowed to get page views.

Seconded.