I'm about 15% of the way into Neuromancer, and it's pretty good. It seems like it's going to be a heist book, which is always fun.

The ad is saying PlayStation is as good as drugs? I'm assuming that the little tabs are supposed to be exctacy or something.

Yep, a microwave emits orders of magnitude more signal strength than any control system will. My microwave at home, even closed, leaks enough to introduce noise in my wireless headphones if I stand close.

If only I would be so lucky for them to friendly fire. Often times the only thing keeping me alive is my 50%-chance-to-not-die armor lol.

Since we had 3 titans at extraction... I'm going to remember the bile sack trick.

Looks like kingdom come deliverance and Witcher 3 are on sale, the "game of the year" editions. Both are good, though Kingdom Come is a bit more of a specific taste.

It's just a tips and how-to on how to make your dishwasher work best. Run the sink tap until hot before you start, use cheap powder or gel soap, make sure to use the dispenser and use a bit of soap in the prewash cycle. Great channel though, very deep dives into technology, primarily home goods or oddities.

I don't know much about the geo-political ramifications, but I do know we wouldn't have gotten My Chemical Romance without 9/11.

Dropout is made up of largely collegehumor's ghost, including shows like Game Changer, (gameshow), Um, Actually (nerd questions gameshow) and a lot of DND roleplay content. They are primarily a comedy centric streaming service.

At Domino's about 7 years ago, we got paid minimum wage, plus I think a dollar per delivery item, (multiple houses on some trips when we were busy counted each order) and then tips on top. That per order bonus I think has gone up since then.

They charged the customer a $3.50 delivery fee though.

There was also a class action suit that showed that the per delivery bonus didn't cover the wear and tear and gas for the delivery, and could push the driver under minimum wage if they didn't get tips.