Last I heard it also pays the creators more per view than standard Adsense, and a portion of each individual subscription is always divided among creators you watch. This info could be out of date.

You are right, I totally forgot about that haha

Except furnaces functionally shut off when not actively making heat. A fridge potentially is only off for power outages or a cleaning

Yeah in theory I would love to not kill them, or even relocate outside. But once I see one, it’s fight or flight

But what isn’t a waste of time, is listening to 1989 Belgian Techno anthem, Pump up the Jam

All chaps are assless. That’s why they’re chaps and not pants

I meant I don’t think I’ll put it on silent. I barely use social media outside of Lemmy

No, I don’t think I will.

What are y’all doing on your phones that 60hz isn’t enough. For the power user I guess but your average user. Makes no difference

So, you’re actually viewing the past with rose tinted glasses here. There was never a time when basic cable was completely ad free. There was certain channels that started ad free, and some like HBO only ever showed ads for their own content, but there was always ads. TV now is very different and arguably worse, but not for that reason.

Same. I still feel the individual is worth it for me as YouTube is the bulk of content I watch. People also tend to forget that a portion of every subscription goes to the creators that you actually watch.

The beefy 5 layer burrito was introduced in 2009/10

They removed it from the menu in the last couple of years

You know that’s right

You can’t tell the time off a normal clock face, got it

Who’s to say some governments aren’t keenly aware of the wizarding world and they have their own protections and wizards

In my experience I create a ticket, then after 3 days of not hearing anything they manually close it as resolved while having done nothing

Story first games: Tacoma, What Remains of Edith Finch, Life Is Strange, Botany Manor(more puzzle than story), Open Roads, Lake, Deliver Us The Moon, Firewatch, Kona, Day of the Tentacle (The remaster is incredible)

For more standard shoot or action games with good writing/story I love the remedy games, Alan Wake, Quantum Break, Control.

I was never a huge fan of Telltale style story games that much, but I really enjoyed the Back to the Future one that came out years back. Not sure if that’s still available anywhere though.

No I’m asking why they didn’t use a picture of a regular chair like sunk into the dirt little bit for consistency

How come 3:4 are regular chairs in that element, but the Chearth is a chair made out of that element