Would be fun to see the reports of how many were knocked off road due to cars not hearing them coming lol.

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Looks like you're fully invested in Zuckerbergs vision

> This Saran Wrap has been engaged for 284 minutes

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So like, I get what you are saying but check this. There are two main types of OLED displays that I use for repairs. Hard and Soft. I hate using hard OLED displays because they break really easily even if the top layer of glass isn't broken. A soft OLED is far less likely to break, even when the top glass is damaged. A flexible and stretchable display like this could mean that your display won't break at all, even if the glass does, so you can still see your screen and use it after it is cracked.

Yeah, I'd rather have just had normal prices and availability. Would never buy, but my last two cards have had the cost covered by mining. Little risk doing that.

Fuck mining and fuck crypto. It's all a fucking scam and always has been.

Why…

This just makes me think of BO2 where Mason has the one device on his forearm and can do a ton with it throughout the campaign (and multiplayer if I remember right?) Seems fitting since 2025 is getting pretty close.

I get that, but it’s not a special medical phone and watch. It’s an iPhone and an Apple Watch. Which I’m currently holding/wearing. The app is the special sauce, and that’s what’s being withheld.

Ah! Thank you. I was trying to think of a reason why the world needs a stretchable screen.

Advertisers do, either way it is pretty cool tech.

Every pic I’ve seen of it is all wrinkled up. Now I wonder if it even straightens out properly.

that's a stretch

How do I buy one for my own projects?

2 inches doesn't seem worth the extra complexity.

Oh man, this sounds like it would work for night terrors, too!

But why on earth does something so simple require a prescription? 🥴😡

Thats interesting although can I have a smaller phone again please thank you

The article you listed is nearly 20 years old and was no longer relevant that same year it was written because Euro 3 emission standards came in 2006 for motorcycle. Motorcycles sold today have to emmit 5-6 times less CO than Euro 2 motorcycles that were modern when that article was written (not to mention other pollutants or bikes that were slightly old at the time, or 25 years old, as the article talks about, so bikes that are by now nearly half a century old).

I don't think any motorcycle sold in first world countries can legally not have a catalytic converter. Every scooter here in Europe has it.

We don’t care what you call them. Just release them.

Didn’t they already have the Ruckus?

or, a VR hentai simulator with support for all five senses

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So why not just make it 14”? Is LG having a midlife crisis and screen size issues? “It’s 14”!!! Honest!!! Measure again!!!!”