Thought the headline said IKEA for a split second.

So was The Wheel of Time, but amazon cancelled it

They don’t until they do. Then I have to fix their problem. I live it everyday.

Do you live in a region that requires it by law? Because steam enforces it there, not just a dropdown box.

Steam does age verification though

I noticed 4chan is not doing age verification checks, even though they host pornographic content.

Solid guess. You know your USB 2.0 USB-C to USB-C charging cables. (Its a 60w capable cable btw, not 120w or 240w, so don’t bother trying to power your gaming laptop with it)

You don’t know the purpose of a USB-C cable because they all look the same.

Tell me, what is this cable capable of?

https://youtu.be/ajVwqpUnezA

Its going to cause issues when you grab a random USB-C cable out of your USB-C cable box and try to use a low bandwidth cable that has USB-C connectors when you need a high bandwidth cable that has USB-C connectors.

I don’t get how thats hard to understand.

It is a huge issue indeed, and we are living that issue for decades to come.

You can charge all you want, but when you’re trying to thunderbolt your laptops display to three 4K monitors and grab your USB 2.0 charging cable to do that with, now you might have some bandwidth issues.

And honestly, even attempting to charge your laptop with a shit tier cable probably won’t charge your laptop.

Good luck with that 🫡

The devices are outgrowing the capabilities of the cables. Doesn’t matter if the connector fits or not.

You will have issues in the future and youll pull your hair out trying to figure out why its not working.

This is funny to me because so many people wanted USB-C to be a government mandated, gun pointed to your head standard, and they couldn’t see how now we are stuck with USB-C being the default connector. That never meant you automatically get new protocols running over that wire. You still have to buy new cables.

Sheriff: “Don’t you fucking dare have fun on my watch.”

Its not even over 50k either

I wouldn’t call any child, as a human, a disappointment, but I believe there are some rare occasions where their actions should be framed as disappointing.

Label the action disappointing, explain the reasoning that led to that conclusion, and explain how it could affect the future for both the parents and the child. Communication is key, and also try to leave some room for the child to grow. The less often you call something disappointing, the more powerful it can be, and can be used as a way to seriously correct behavior.

No