Space Heater

Try a heated blanket. You can warm yourself directly, without having to heat the whole room.

Does anyone really even believe this dude isn't on a downward trajectory? I don't think anyone's going to be hitting the trillionaire threshold any time soon.

Disabled chapos can get a doctor to help them fill out a TPD Discharge form and try to get the loan discharged.

PLEASE don't play around with selenium.

If you're in the US, your local pharmacy likely hosts a drug take-back box. You can put it in there, and congratulations: Safe disposal is now the responsibility of the DEA. Yes, Nicotine is considered a drug for this purpose, so this is the correct place to dispose of the liquid. Remove any personally identifying information, because nobody wants the liability.

As far as the flavorants go, those aren't a drug. If you're concerned about safe disposal and can't/don't want to research safe disposal of them, you can drop those off at your municipality's local Household Hazardous Waste Day (or Zero Waste Day) whenever that occurs for you.

Between these two options, you can get rid of basically anything you can't figure out how to safely dispose of for free.

It's absolutely this.

Idk this looks more like a little angel than a demon to me. So cute!

Was expecting this to begin with "Dahir Insaat Presents"

No generation is magically more class conscious than others. We need to educate people and in order to do that we need to read theory.

Boomers and X-ers absolutely do this at least as much as younger generations.

Sounds cool!

I've been vibing since closed beta. I love the fashion frame, high speed nuke meta, but I kinda miss the stealthy infiltration vibes and the drum-heavy music. Hoping 1999 will give me a taste of what the game used to be like.

Worse yet, it was his own grandchildren.

So as far as I can tell, this dude got screwed: Inexplicably Lenovo appears to still be selling an entry-level tablet from 2018 on Amazon.

Don't bother getting a new budget phone. Pick up a higher end used one and then just put your sim card into it. Sites like Swappa are a great place to get a legitimate used phone in good condition.

Locked phones can ONLY be used on the carrier they're tied to. You cannot take a locked phone to another carrier, or to another country (other than with expensive international roaming plans on the original carrier). Depending on the carrier, they may be able to become "carrier unlockable" after some time period, but that's not always the case, and that doesn't entirely free you. Almost all locked phones (everything other than iPhones and Pixels) will also have their updates "certified" by the carrier, meaning that whichever carrier the phone was originally tied to will arbitrarily slow down or prevent your phone from being updated for months, years, or forever. People who hate updates might think this is a benefit. It is not. We're talking about security updates, not about when an app developer decides to randomly change everything for no reason. There is no legitimate reason for this, it's only done so that carriers can add bloatware, adware, and spyware to the OS updates.

Budget phones like the A14 will often have promotions from carriers that reduce the retail price of the device. These are locked devices, and they will not unlock the device unless you're subscribed for a certain long period of time. If a phone's page on amazon lists any carrier name, it's locked to that carrier for 6-18 months. The unlocked version of the phone is almost always going to be on the high end of the price range, because it's not subsidized by you being stuck on a specific carrier's plan.

You can get access to the primary carrier networks at cheaper rates using a plan from an MVNO (mobile virtual network operator). They utilize the exact same networks, but have negotiated cheaper rates with the main carrier networks. They pass the savings onto you (and cheap out on other stuff like not having physical locations or huge advertising budgets), so you can access that network more affordably. If T-Mobile has good coverage in your area, Mint Mobile might be a good choice, with an unlimited plan for $15/month. Visible uses Verizon's network and offers a similar unlimited plan for $25/month.

People gave up on Destiny 2 and Sea of Thieves.

??? What do you mean by this?

Thanks I hate it

Wait, are they saying that instead of remotely accessing my own machine, it's running something like a cloud gaming session to access a windows application?

Am I too high for this, or not high enough?