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Rare unmitigated win. It wasn't that surprising given how the questioning went, but great to see. As an aside, I'd like to buy the writer of that article a coffee for actually linking the opinion.

I would buy Destron Marks. Otherwise, I'm saving my $47.

I like using multiple drives, and the CP/M/DOS model of each drive having its own root is just a better representation of where my stuff actually is.

I don't have the patience to do this one exactly right, but you get the idea.

Good to see you back.

Due to low user demand. We're winning.

I'm only clinging to Windows for the filesystem at this point. Hug Unix.

What if I told you Google has already been doing this for years to show you search results that don't actually exist?

We're in early G1 merchandise territory, and I love it. The price is cuckoo for Cocoa Puffs though. No way.

Did they use some untested connection method? What happened?

That's why it hurts. They're so close.

Nothing could be funnier than executives pushing AI to replace us costly workers, only for the AI to immediately conclude that it will be way more effective to replace the executives.

Gemini finds a grand total of three recommendations.

Danger: Jim Cramer is optimistic about this.

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If it weren't $45 I'd have to get one now just to see if I can find the one that doesn't fall apart.

These characters deserve toys on par with 1996 Basics.

They finally got tired of Predaking.

I expected the shoulders and waist to pop apart as well. Wow. So most of the thing is one huge chunk. Weaponizers and Modulators were great. How are we going backwards?

I was hoping that wasn't the reason I'm not seeing any fun fan modes for this thing, but I had a feeling.