Probably a mistake to allow it to be used on an opponent’s creature. It turns a partially stationed Dawnstar into “Whenever you attack, defending player draws 100 cards and loses 100 life.” 😳

Correct. Like “plunge” without the “lu”.

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/9a/Nl-Gouda.ogg

A bit like “khow-da”. Also acceptable: gow-da. US: goo-da.

I listened to a Dutch person pronounce Gouda (cheese) and now pronounce it that way, much to the dismay of my fellow Americans.

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Problem is that they would still need to have some kind of authentication to avoid offline backups becoming clone factories. I used to give away Mews and Celebis by trading them and then restoring my cart’s SRAM with a portable backup device.

You are in luck.

I love this one; reminds me of classic MtG art 30 years ago.

Thanks! I had not heard about the MOS glue logic ICs being flaky before.

You don’t even need root. Developer options -> USB debugging, then run Universal Android Debloater on your PC.

U can haz.

That’s funny! If someone was trying to infect my PC via e-mail, I would expect them to be sending pdf files.

Also check out ELKS for your even older CPUs.

Buggy code from Waninkoko bricked a lot of Wiis and PS3s back in the day. So, you could have followed the mod directions exactly and still bricked.

I hear this as often as I hear “jalapeno” (missing the eñe) 😑

All of the Bridge Constructors are on sale at this price, until May 12th.

This image classification, which does not currently apply to videos, works on-device and is powered by Android System SafetyCore, which “doesn’t send identifiable data or any of the classified content or results to Google servers.”

It’s opt-in for adults but automatically activated for children’s devices.

So it’s creating and adding new data that didn’t exist in the original image, presumably using “AI” since it requires a server-side update.

I saw a laptop ad where they referred to the storage as ROM, e.g. “500GB ROM/16GB RAM” 😂

Then again, EPROMs are rewritable yet “read-only”…