To be fair, that’s not why he bought Twitter. He made a ridiculous offer to manipulate the stock so he could sell it and make money, but when he tried to back out of the sale, the SEC forced him to follow through. He reluctantly bought it because he’s an idiot.

Fuck no, you guys can keep him.

That was a typo on my part. The company name is Schelde, and the user above said Scheide

Schelde vs Sheide

It sounds like they asked for a refund from the vendor who would only give them a partial refund, so they went to Paypal for the full amount, which is not unreasonable.

Forward the communications/threats to Paypal along with anything relevant like their cancellation policy that they are refusing to honor.

I’ve stopped using Paypal years ago, but when I did have legitimate issues, they were pretty quick to help me out.

A Melchizedek bottle, when full, would be close to 50kg

It’s actually Schelde, which is a brand of sports gear

Malt flavor can also be made from corn or rice.

Previously, Rice Krispies and Coco Pops were labelled “may contain gluten” because they were made in a factory where other cereals containing gluten were also handled.

Holy shit, what a rout! 94% is insane numbers

I think it was Helldivers II that managed to cut the install size down by more than half some time ago. Surely no game actually requires 200+ GB of actual assets.

I know it sounds dumb, but it runs a very small open source OS called IronOS which is made for soldering irons.

It does have a small display and two buttons for navigation, and lets you set the exact temperature you want to use, and has settings like auto shutoff, etc

I think Steam downloads are heavily compressed, and decompressing them is CPU intensive. As soon as a download finishes, my PC`s fans crank up like a jet engine while the game or update is being installed. The Deck doesn’t have the same available overhead, so it can struggle while installing stuff.

Eh, everyone’s got their moral line they won’t cross, and it’s up to them to decide how many levels of association they’ll tolerate.

Fair point, I think it needs like 45 watts or something around that.

Personally, I hate how a standard soldering iron has to be held so far away from the tip, it makes it hard to do fine precision work.

My personal recommendation is the Pinecil. It’s powered by USB-C and is very small compared to the typical 120/240v iron, makes it a lot easier to do precision work.

Poisson is sometimes used to describe someone who is gullible. So “poisson d’avril” does actually translate to april fool.

The fish gag is based on the wordplay.

You can be PD compatible AND limited to 2.0 speed without the number of functional conductors being the limiting factor. But they’re saying that the magnetic cable IS limited by the number of functional conductors and consequently cannot be PD compatible.

To me, durian snelled of old rotting onions, but I thought it tasted pretty good.