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If Fallout were to have a vodka here in the real world...this should be it.

Bethesda and Professor Smith are missing the golden opportunity here.

Would love to see someone who YOLO'd @ $2.00 and HODL'd till now...what a bet that would've been.

NVIDIA won't ever come out with a blower style Titan again. Look at the changes they made to their EULA for the driver stack as it explicitly states that it is not to be a data center product. Which is a shame really.

Yeah but after that? How often do insurance companies go after the "dumb" lock manufacturer? Could the same be said about "smart" lock manufacturers? I would guess that this idea of a lawsuit against one of these companies is only an issue of "when" not "if".

If those cops aren't wearing any sort of eye protection...their eyes are donezo, especially from that violet laser at the end. Nasty stuff.

How though? With Bluestacks you can emulate a few different types of phones including Google Pixels.

If someone picks a "dumb lock" and steals all of your belongings, does the manufacturer have any liability? What if someone picks your "smart lock"?

Do any of you remember this shennanigans?? https://jalopnik.com/how-ups-screwed-a-popular-youtube-car-g...

How did you ship your items? Was it Media Mail, First Class or Priority?

What nobody is touching on here is that there are UPP/MAP restrictions on many items from different manufacturers. You'll see notice this in action when you see a price that's obfuscated behind some magical "add to cart" wall.

Regardless of the PR value here (which is worth more than this stunt IMO) I'm going to bet there are going to be more than a few MFRs whipping out their contracts for some type of damages here based on those ULP/MAP guidelines. The cost here is going to be much more than the gross loss on the items individually.

So the explanation is that people were doing lines off of these mummies and severed heads?