Why is the title "Thanks, Google"? Isn't that Apple Maps?
For some reason I don't have AI search on my account, but I still get the same answer:
I installed Fortnite to check out the LEGO mode without realizing EAC was a rootkit and the next Windows update bricked my PC.
TotK didn't introduce a way to repair weapons, it reduced their durability to near nothing then gave you a way to buff them.
On Android you can use Firefox + uBlock Origin now
- Combine Sync for Reddit and Sync for Lemmy into one app #473
What exactly does this mean?
Also Sync is rendering this post with no newlines for some reason.
They've been chasing an IPO for years, it's not a quick process.
To render something as useful/active as a brick
OP's example was lockpickinglawyer at 4.39M, YouTube is just a bigger platform than it used to be
EthosLab is your favorite Minecraft YouTuber's favorite Minecraft YouTuber
Thought Emporium does mad science-level experiments
NighthawkInLight is basically supercharged at-home science
Jet Lag: The Game is tag/capture the flag on steroids
Roffle makes daily Hearthstone videos, mostly in Wild where cards are never cycled out and things get pretty crazy
Edit: more
Rare Earth, run by the son of Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield, tells deep stories from obscure places
NileRed does crazy chemistry stuff
I really agree with the people recommending Technology Connections and Techmoan
This Old Tony takes you along as he does stuff on his workshop
The Drum Thing and rdavidr both make interesting videos about weird from equipment, which I never thought I'd be interested in
You may have heard of The Game Grumps before but The Ten Minute Power Hour on their side channel The Grumps has me in stitches every episode
The backlog of the late and great Technoblade, probably one of if not the top Minecraft PvPer while he was alive, is always worth a watch
I never played WoW but I love Crendor's Pointless Top Ten videos and Barny64's slow decent into madness playing WoW Classic
I might come back to do more later, I'm doing all of this from a tablet lol
I've found 5 over to be much more common in Texas, with the occasional person going faster in light traffic