tehwebguy

> The price of the median purchased TV in 1997 was ~$4000, in nominal (1997) dollars.

I think you added a zero, where is this figure from?

Because everyone agrees with the sentiment, Apple lovers and haters alike.

> Specifically for acne treatments, seems fine.

Hard disagree. The only acne treatment I know by name has serious side effects that IMO should be discussed with a human at length before being used.

I think it’s a generous compromise personally.

“Cyst O’Donavan has been found guilty. It took a Waymo jury less than three seconds to convict him.”

People can’t know for sure that they saved anything until all statute of limitations have expired without a lawsuit!

OK and you are doing the dril wise man tweet sincerely

Article doesn't mention what Pi they are comparing to but it's clearly not a $200 one lmao

> I'm def not paying for the opportunity to yell at my TV.

That’s what all cable news, reality TV, game shows and sports channels are!

Always cancel immediately after you sign up. Treat all streamers as one-month-at-a-time purchases and you’ll realize how much you’ve been paying for that you weren’t using.

If the name Bright Data is ringing a bell to anyone, it’s probably because they are a (the?) primary offender running the LG TV “residential proxy” (botnet)

> Facial age estimation: Take a selfie and Yoti's technology estimates your age. No ID document needed.

I still have never done one of these, seems insane!

What an insane trade off. Seems like a few bait cars and a couple of trackers would be plenty to figure out where the converters are getting fenced. Obviously there is a small number of buyers driving the entire catalytic theft economy.

What are minimums?