Optic on the handguard and not the upper receiver. Pleb.

FWIW, designers would likely forgo the high front but there are pedestrian impact standards that require a high front to pass. At low speeds, perhaps there’s a front camera to assist in parallel parking?

Not just the children but the men and the women too?

Sneed’s Seed and Feed, formerly Chuck’s

Dealerships will deliver, no charge.

Source: they delivered a midsized SUV to my work and picked up my trade-in at no cost to me, and this was 10 years ago

IDK, watching Musk get hospitalized because he refuses to tap out and Zuck has him in some crazy choke hold would make me happy. Zuck dislocating Musk’s shoulder making him unable to Tweet for a month would also bring me joy.

I got a pair recently and I generally like them a lot. Minor complaints include the controls not always recognizing my taps, and like most earbuds, their fit is variable depending on your ears. They fit me pretty well, but I switch them for Comply foam tips when I need real isolation from all noise, not just noise canceling. Make sure you update the firmware, it makes a difference.

I pay for their whole suite, so the VPN is part of the subscription.

I use the ad blocking built into Proton VPN. That way my traffic stays private and no ads/trackers.

He’s definitely obtuse about most things.

“Meesa known you’re up to bad pudu, and meesa going to stop you.”

Darth Jar Jar forever.

What they’re really hoping is for more mobile users to be forced into the official app, not the desktop. Desktop people can choose Old.Reddit (for now) and block some or all ads. Mobile users on the app provide a ton of marketable data, including, if I’m not mistaken, location data at least while the app is open. They want the user data and to sell Reddit Premium or ads to users, because there’s otherwise no path to profitability. What they have now is a very slim chance of profit, but their analysts must be huffing that hopium, because they alienated a massive amount of their biggest users, which is who made the site what it is.

When they print the label is completely separate from when the package actually reaches UPS/FedEx/USPS, and often packages from big corporations get stacked up with all the other packages from that day. When the company picks up the packages, they might scan the packages, but given how many packages are likely shipped daily by Apple. It’s more than likely that they’ll be scanned in at the distribution center. Which shipper is it?

Edit: edited for clarity