I am a younger millennial, and I've literally never heard of a boomerang in this context in my life.
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Poor Gen Xers still don't exist.
Korben my man. I-I-I-I have no fire.
I think it's fine for kids younger than teenagers. Maybe around 8 and up. By the time they are teenagers, most kids are watching anything and everything, included R-rated movies.
I just own an adapter that has a headphone jack port and a charging port.
I love Linux and KDE Plasma, but my biggest complaint is the inconsistent UIs. Specifically the frames. If I have 5 windows all maximized, and I want to minimize a few of them, the frames could all be different thicknesses, or the minimize, maximize, and close buttons could all be different sizes from the other windows, causing you to need to move your mouse around to minimize each window. On Mac or Windows, you can hover the one spot and spam click, because you know every window will have the minimize button in the exact same spot.
Well, hopefully my changes to support multiple OTs worked.
Edit: it didn't. :( gonna have to fix that tomorrow.
Edit 2: fixed. :)
That depends. Where I used to live, Comcast had a monopoly and a data cap.
WiFi isn't free. And Idk about you, but where I live the internet service providers are the same as cell providers. I have AT&T for internet, for example. So they still get the money.
From what distance away? Because I had them, and I promise they weren't as loud from normal use distance than a jet engine. Maybe if your ear/microphone is basically touching the bag, but your ear isn't normally that close. Plus, exposure time is pretty significant factor for hearing loss. Rolling up a chip bag once every couple of days when you have chips isn't going to cause hearing loss.
It wasn't that loud.
I have played both, and I enjoyed both.