Little Things that Irk You 4Ever

[speedlolita]

Correct, U2410. Looks like I had to enable that option as mentioned in my edited post.

Edit: Nope still screwed. Lol, wtf?

[VR46]

Can't believe how lazy people have come so that a "business" like this can survive

http://www.deliverybusters.co.uk/

[speedlolita]

Think this is a popular thing in America.

[charlesr]

And Brighton for many years for alcohol for people unable to stumble safely to the offy. I think I used the service once about 10 years ago. Maybe.

[shaffy_oppa]

My pc is currently connected via hdmi and so is the ps4. Used to cause issues with the ps4, weirdly enough the issues persist in remote play so had to disconnect the pc sometimes but recently it's seemed to have fixed itself.

[kryss]

Think this is a popular thing in America.

Big here too, justeat.ca

[BaronSqwelch]

How is it any different to ordering a pizza?

[kryss]

I see no difference myself.
Fun fact: alcohol delivery services were the most requested after taxis when I was working at 118118.

[briareos_kerensky]

If a service like that means someone hels is going to haul multiple packs of six 1.5l bottles of water or other liquids to the fourth floor where I live instead of me, I'd be happy to pay for that.

[JAPJAC]

When kids use launch date instead of release date.

Launch date is when Jobs pulls it out of his pocket, release date is the first day the public can purchase.

I went to the Japanese launch of the Nintendo Wii as well as purchasing one on the Japanese release day.

[randombs]

So what happened on the launch day? Was it an official release party to show the final console off but it was not available for the public to buy? As in, someone with connections could get(e.g. Reggie) or buy(e.g. supplier posts early) a Wii before the release date but, prior to launch, there'd be no physical consoles floating around except behind closed doors?

Or was it when they revealed the Wii for the first time? (not the first reveal, when it was called Revolution).

At first I just thought it was semantics - that launch and release meant the same thing - and felt like 'reveal' made more sense but then the reveal for a console would be at E3 some years before it's actually released. So I would've considered Jobs pulling the iPhone out of his pocket a reveal. So that would be the launch? That makes sense.

[^Katsu]

Has someone stepped in some JAPJAC?

[Lebowski]

Has someone stepped in some JAPJAC?

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[^Katsu]

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BA005 No.

[wakka]

When kids use launch date instead of release date.

Launch date is when Jobs pulls it out of his pocket, release date is the first day the public can purchase.

I went to the Japanese launch of the Nintendo Wii as well as purchasing one on the Japanese release day.

Lololol