Somehow they'll still make the hinges break

I want to agree with all of this, but now I think it's just a ploy to get me to switch to AMERICAS FASTEST 5G NETWORK

The funniest thing they could do is turn it into a legit news site

They've got a long way to go, but as a lifelong Android user, I have to commend Apple for the improvements they've (undoubtedly have been forced to) make thusfar.

Wow, super missed that. April 10th. I just had it on a Pixel 2xl not too long ago

Before reading the post I was ready to fight that "Kart" does not relate it close enough to Mario kart to warrant a trademark infringement.

I'm going to be in the market for a camera soon, and I'll never touch a Canon because of their printers. If they want good brand recognition they have to earn it and they have not for me

The only things I make a point to pay for are music and video games, partly for the convenience and partly because it's real people behind it that deserve to be paid.

I had Netflix and Hulu, but after watching the shows I watch slowly be removed, the price increase, and the new ones get cancelled (I will never forgive them for Inside Job), it wasn't worth it anymore.

I can sometimes sense cops or deer when I'm driving.

I'll be sitting at a red light for a while with nobody coming, I think to myself "yeah I can probably just run this, nobody's around. I won't in case a cop..." and then one will pass the light. It's happened multiple times to me.

When I hit a deer with my car I was coming home from work at like 2am, I suddenly got a really strange urge that there was something up ahead and I dismissed it right before I plowed into it. I've gotten the same feeling a few times after that, and I'll always look to the sides of the road and see deer somewhere in the distance. Terrifies the shit outta me

I used reddit for porn because this guy won't share his wife's tits

GO AHEAD

TAKE A TERROR TINKLE

I used to work at Staples as a tech supervisor and did a ton of data transfers but hated their software. I also didn't quite trust these third-party utilities (although I'm sure they're fine), so I made this guide on using GNU tools (specifically gParted) to clone a drive safely, as well as getting it to boot back into Windows afterwards (you do need a Windows install disk. I always carried around a Ventoy with both Ubuntu and Windows on it). It was designed for my not-very-techy techs to be able to follow (Staples' tech program is a joke)

This is probably a bit more complicated than the other listed methods, but I personally trust it way more. If you have some linux experience that's great, otherwise this is a decent way to start building some!

I've only ever had one data transfer catastrophically fail, which was a computer that had a 64 eMMC + an unused 512GB SSD. I cloned the data from the 64 eMMC to the SSD, and it booted fine, I called the customer in and showed them that everything was in the same spot, then I wiped the 64 eMMC and hid it to reduce confusion. Apparently, it was still linking to old files on the eMMC, despite booting off of and showing the SSD as the C: drive. Every other clone I had done I had taken out the old drive first, but obviously I couldn't on the one that was soldered to the board. Left me with a borked windows install, that even though all the data was there, and Windows would boot, opening anything caused an error that was nowhere to be found on Google. (Worst of all, I borked it right in front of them which was quite embarrassing)