RetroGameBro

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To @Apple, huge hole on top of screen = dynamic island. Ginormous camera bump = plateau. Gotta love the marketing dept.

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@UltraLinx I like Apple too, but the only difference on the new 17pro/max is the now ludicrously large camera bump so owners can easiily flex on those with older models.

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@SpydercoKnives Dragonfly 2 SpyderEdge

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@SpydercoKnives

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@SpydercoKnives The original Dragonfly purchased in 1996. I accidentally took it to the airport once and had to hand it over. Now using the Dragonfly 2 among others.

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The 1min unskippable mid roll ads on @YouTube need to go away

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The @Tesla Cybertruck looks like a futuristic car from a 1980’s sci-fi movie

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@BTunplugged I lived in Japan for 3 years back in the early 2000s. Amazing place. Have a good trip.

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@romero Nice blanket, and that looks like an Apple II with Amdek Color-I plus monitor or something similar.

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@frickingphil I like fan noise ramping up for the same reason. You know the computer is doing something difficult.

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@badseedtech

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@BTunplugged The classic Microsoft Intellimouse, weighed like 2lbs.

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It’s time to open some switches

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Voices and visions
Sanity a memory
Experiences

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Happy New Elliptical Revolution

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@NASAJPL @NASAPersevere My favorites were the rock sampling and listening to the sounds captured by the microphones.

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@BTunplugged

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@SpydercoKnives

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@rosemcgowan Earth appreciates money and speech rather than action?

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@frickingphil Does an object following a linear path through curved spacetime ever travel at a constant velocity?