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I’ve never heard of those, but I’ll take a look. Thanks!

I’ve actually been playing a bunch of Vintage Story to fill the void, but when I go back to Minecraft I’ll give those a try!

Portal or Minecraft.

I’ve played so much Minecraft that I have everything down to a science.

Like quickly making a wooden pickaxe, mining exactly how much cobble I need for a furnace and a stone pickaxe, and how to find coal and iron in less than 5 minutes.

Wood and stone tools, outside the two pickaxes, are skipped entirely.

Before the end of the first night I am almost entirely decked out in iron stuff.

Farming cows for bookshelves for enchanting is quick and easy, and then getting fortune 3 and looting 3 pretty much makes the game easy mode. You print ores and food.

Not to mention you can get mending from a villager easily. Just pick up and put down the job station until they give you mending. It’s not skill, it’s just luck. You can get it in less than 2 minutes if you’re lucky. Now you’ll never have to worry about anything ever breaking again. You can also get fortune and looting this way as well, removing the need to waste time and materials on the enchanting table.

It’s sad. I wish I could erase my knowledge of it, and play Minecraft how I used to. By savoring my enchanted items, creaming my pants at the sight of diamonds, and grinding hard for food.

Evolve to protect Apple fans egos

I don’t care? Consumer reports should be testing the same way every time for it to be accurate. Just like Zach is.

Consumer reports lose all credibility when they change their methodologies.

But hey, screw science. Just whatever gets the results you like, fanboy.

They tested the previous iPhone with a different machine, different position, and single point of contact.

Why link a fraud company?

You mean the consumer reports that had 1 point of contact on the old iPhone, and 2 points on the new one, meaning less stress on the back?

Very scientific…

If every previous phone didn’t bend using the same test, but the current one did, there’s an issue with the current phone.

Enjoy being an Apple apologist, though.

Firstly, he’s done it with every iPhone and none of them failed before.

Lastly, consumer reports has been proven to be fraud lol.

But whatever you need to tell yourself to feel better about your purchase.

$140 for that? Damn.

You can get an Xbox controller for less and use it for more purposes.

I have watched videos of people who repair their own iPhones using this program, and some of them have to go through a process afterwards to get the new parts paired, which sometimes takes over an hour.

This should honestly lower it to a 1/10.

Parts being available doesn’t really matter if you have to go through a process to pair the parts after, which uses some kind of server + human support line, that Apple can shut down at any time.

It’s essentially an “always online” DRM for REPAIRING YOUR PHONE.

Mullvad. No other companies come close.

If it doesn’t work for Apple TV because of their weird ass walled garden bullshit, run it router-wide 👍🏻

You just proved why it’s a stupid idea to not switch to type C on the iPhone.

Their mac and iPads already switched years ago. Now Apple users needed to carry a second charger just for their iPhone if they wanted to charge it. What a ridiculous thing. They should’ve switched to type C all at once.

Not to mention pretty much every single tech product for nearly the last decade comes with type C. So I’m sure Apple users have a handful of cables already.

Nintendo switch, GoPros, battery banks, Android phones, headphones… pretty much everything.

Omg I’d rather them just release a new console. It pissed me off that there were certain games I couldn’t play on my 3ds because I didn’t have the shitty little joy stick.

It fucks over both customers. People without the new one can’t play the few exclusives, but then they release only a small handful of exclusives as to not ruin their sales, which fucks over the people that bought the 3ds with the joystick.

Lose-lose.

Watch Apple figure out a way to make proprietary type C cables.