I had no idea there was a shopping list app. We've been using Keep for that kind of list and it syncs pretty quick, but no idea about Home.

Not a deal breaker for me. Runs perfectly fine, except for an occasional hitch when zooming.

As we all know, bathrooms are the correct place for your top secret government documents

This article is literally about how they tested 25 brands and zero of them passed privacy review.

Two months, but either way "better than Facebook" is a pretty shitty way to respond to criticism. https://techcrunch.com/2023/07/06/robotaxi-haters-in-san-francisco-are-disabling-waymo-cruise-traffic-cones/

FTA

All 50 states require commercial insurance for drivers to earn money with a ride-hailing service. Uber maintains commercial auto insurance for drivers — including at least $1 million of liability coverage once a ride is accepted. Personal auto insurance typically doesn’t cover activity on ride-hailing apps.

It's at the bottom of the hamburger menu for me, sometimes those options seem to move around.

Zero risk difference only after you've hit 50. The areas have different minimum levels, so if you made a new character and wandered into hawezar, you'll have level 40 mobs around.

All altar and map progress is saved to your account starting yesterday, not until yesterday.

And all progress from any character you log in with will be transferred to your account. So it doesn't matter which order you sign in with.

Halo and Mario are awful straw men to bring into this.

You are saying Indiana Jones should be on playstation. I am saying spiderman should be on Xbox.

They are both both Disney properties, if one isn't allowed to be exclusive because it's unfair, why should the other?

Disney agreed to both deals. Your point of "making a cross platform game exclusive" is arbitrary. It's not like they made a game, released it, and then took it away. They had plans and they changed. Like every software project ever.

Feels like the RTS genre was swallowed up by MOBAs and went missing for years. Looking forward to a new entry, especially given the developers.