See I don’t think that is wrong either. Technically accurate words are valid substitutes for orthodox ones, especially in a comedic sense.

Usually programming. Or trying out an odd peripheral. But other than that, normal usage, it still breaks.

This.

That’s not my experience, I love the feature.

Because they expect you to listen to the voicemail and then call back at your convenience. If you hate it, get a visual voicemail app to transcribe them for you.

That way, you’ll at least be able to side-eye it and consider helping when your mother calls because she has fallen in the tub.

Invisible because there is a T nearby

Unfortunately, $100 isn’t enough to satisfy varying tastes, while also leaving out no one. Aside from that, kids didn’t recognize sacrifice, nor were most of them taught the manners to say “No, but thank you.”

Honestly, I think you probably should have known.

In my experience, windows always gets something wrong with drivers and I have to go do some stupid shit to fix it. And then later fight windows update as it tries to override my fix. Windows problems are rarely immediately apparent, whereas Linux problems usually are.

No, they have serial numbers that are read by the printer when you try to use them. Air Gap the printer.

Why is the third bad

Tungsten is not cheap, also it might fracture