These things are legal in Europe?
Psythik
joined 9 months ago
They do indeed!
Of course not; don't be silly. There were no emulators available when I bought one. Plus it was more of a present for the GF anyway, and she still uses it as a Ring Fit machine.
There is nothing wrong with putting cast iron in the dishwasher. I do it all the time.
Well my Z Fold 3 stopped updating after Android 14, so I guess I need to make this phone last as long as humanly possible cause this is bullshit.
What the hell happened to this place? Where did all the anti-vegan comments go? It's just not the same here without them; bring them back or I'm unsubscribing. Literally the only reason to visit this community is to grab popcorn and watch the shitshow unfurl. Without the drama, there is no point to this community.
The Switch was my last console purchase; I'm never buying another console from anyone ever again. I haven't touched it in years cause every time I new game comes out that I want to play, I just pirate it instead. Why bother playing new releases on an underpowered, outdated handheld that struggles to render in 1080p, when I can play them in 4K on my PC at 60-120 FPS instead? Seriously, fuck Nintendo. Between their crappy hardware and crusade against gamers, I have zero reason to give them another cent of my hard-earned cash.
When did this become a thing? I sideload apps all the time with no issues.
Also didn't he just recruit Frodo? Sam was only there cause he overhead the plan, and Pip & Merry only so happened to bump into them along the way while stealing corn.
It's so obvious too that it's a fake language because they all speak English.
So I can keep it in a central location since there's no ~~food~~ place for it in the office, and print being able to quickly print something from my phone is convenient (like a 4x6 photo from my phone to give to a visiting family member on the spot).
FWIW you can always disable wifi if you don't need it.
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More importantly: the PS2 could play DVDs, and was cheaper than DVD players of the time.
Same strategy they used for the PS3; cause when Blu Ray players were $1000, $600 for a console that could play the same discs suddenly seemed like a reasonable deal.