Or someone who wants to resell it when they’re done playing it. Us old dudes did that often. You could always get a little of the cash back from a game you could use to put toward a new game. With digital it’s full price and no resale.
I bought the one with the disc drive and buy physical games as much as possible. I honestly always felt ripped off paying full price for a console game without getting the physical media. The problem is that nowadays, shipping games before they’re fully cooked and patching later has become the norm. Buying discs of brand-new games doesn’t actually let you keep the full experience anymore. You can resell them though.
Yes, but first they need to develop Gundams.
You can’t get there from here
Can’t have Grandma twerking on the way up to her doctor’s appointment.
No, was just saying it’s fairly easy to learn. ;)
You’re talking about Markdown. If it’s not a ‘what you see is what you get’ editor, that’s going to be your experience every time. Also, you can probably learn Markdown in the time it took you to write that post.
Oh fo sho
What the fuck is he talking about?
It’s going to depend on each individual’s power requirements. Some things use straight AC power (lamps, refrigerators), others DC (computers, most electronics, bare batteries). Those examples are not definitive. You need to check every item you want to put power to and go from there.
You’re fine. The small amount of alcohol used in cooking isn’t enough to mess with your medication.
You can run Postgres with Termux.
EDIT: Re-read your question. That is definitely not what you want.
What are you looking to learn how to do with it?
Fuck yeah. You can pry my cartoons out of my cold, dead fingers.
Neesh
Don’t you know about the bird?
Agreed. Only they when speaking of specific people in the department.
Only to GameStop. You could get more money for them selling on eBay or outright.