Not to mention you can just make another Baking community on a separate instance. No need to make “Baking2” or anything like that.

I think the problem we have is that we don’t have the “power users” who submit all the content that everyone discusses and replies to. I don’t think this is necessarily good or bad as there are pros and cons to these types of users, but at the end of the day you need new content to drive more engagement and creating new content is a ton of work with little payoff.

That sounds pretty rad. I’m almost 40 and haven’t ever seen this either. Perhaps it was just the coke addicted business tycoons of the 1980s and '90s that got to experience this tech.

Yes like a shitty car infotainment touchscreen from 2008.

The only one I ever had experience with was the Blackberry Touch that my wife had. It was a total piece of junk and I think she went through 2 or 3 during the warranty period. This was after their heyday, though, when they were trying to jump on the smartphone bandwagon.

What’s special about Blackberry keyboards that every early slider phone didn’t have?

I would love to have something like my HTC G1 again with modern hardware and screen.

Haptic feedback maxed out plus the tap sounds with the volume turned up to 100% is the way to go.

60% Bluetooth, but what’s the other 40%?

This is my answer too. I like different noodles with spaghetti sauce than I do with alfredo. You wouldn’t want elbows in lasagna. This is why we have so many variations.

Hey, it’s me, your pasta.

Me scanning around my screen to find out which community I’m in currently.

But especially at Comcast.

Looks like TomsHardware is conspiring against OP to make them look like an idiot.

What? Cheap TVs are full of this stuff which is partially why they’re so cheap.

It seems like OP added that 's for some reason. That’s not included in the article title.

Same I hardly ever find useful answers on reddit anymore. Most useful links have been from the native forums of the very product I’m trying to find answers for.

I wonder what the legality is of that when people are posting content from these porn sites and reddit is charging users to access it. How is this any different than paid piracy streaming sites?

Not to mention that paywalled content being moderated by unpaid volunteers.

There are 3200 active wells in the Gulf of Mexico.

www.ncei.noaa.gov/maps/gulf-data-atlas/atlas.htm?plate=Offshore Structures#:~:text=Since the first offshore drilling,of Mexico’s Outer Continental Shelf

I would have expected more heat from something called “Thai Green Curry”

Any mass market product is going to be “white people spicy” at best.

Why don’t you look at the drive’s SMART data?