Thanks. That totally makes sense. Now I need to find a good deal on one.
Yeah, that's the ultimate plan. I just keep making excuses for not wanting to crawl under the house.
There's a used Xbox one X for sale locally and I'm curious if y'all think it would be worth it in 2023?
I currently play Game Pass games on my very capable PC and on my tablet, and I don't own any physical Xbox games. I'm wanting a device that will let me play on my TV in a room that isn't close to my PC. Although, I eventually plan on running an HDMI over Cat6 cable to connect my PC to the TV.
I tried using the web browser on my tv for game pass, but the lag was terrible.
So now I'm considering buying this cheap Xbox one X to help me solve this problem.
Thanks for any suggestions.
The content algorithms are terrible. I've been trolling some local news pages that have been posting about Jason Aldean, and it never fails that the most relevant comments are all showing support even though each comment only has a few likes, but when "all comments" is chosen, there are massive amounts of opposing comments that have an enormous amount of likes.
It's like the purest form of manufacturing consent.
I'm busy offending boomers on Facebook right now, and I need more ammunition.
And also make sure funding is appropriated in budgets that line the pockets of him and his cronies.
I'm not so sure you should be giving advice about when it's acceptable to be in public.
I will slow walk the fuck through an intersection or parking lot.
I spent $57 on 10 items earlier today. 9 staples and one small glass bottle of Coke. I even went to the store where items are cheaper. If I had gone to the Kroger owned store, those items would have been closer $75-80.
On similarweb the traffic stats only show June's stats. I'm curious if there is a more real time analyzer that can be viewed?
I'm getting better at it though.
In our backyard, we don't have to worry about it because our backyard is fenced, and the dogs keep a tight perimeter. However, out front I've recently been spooking cats hiding in the bushes beneath our bird feeders.
I hate putting my dog on a long lead(she gets tangled), but I'm thinking that putting her on a lead out front occasionally could help train the cats to avoid the area. Otherwise, I'm considering trapping them and dropping them off at animal control. Id rather not do this because our city's animal control is overwhelmed with stray cats and dogs, and I don't want to add to their workload.
So if anyone has an effective way they like to deter or harass cats and it's ethical, please let me know!
Thanks.