As if those things were ever required to create art.

Right up until nintendo turns the switch 2 store off.

Operative word being “seemingly”.

Also seemingly: you not being as literate as you think you are.

Who decides that?

What exactly does it mean right now?

It’s okay to admit that you don’t understand what is being said. That doesn’t make it “word salad”

This is an absolutely insane take. The documentation that emails provide cover everyone’s ass.

The dictionary definition of “console” would include the deck AND gaming PCs.

1. We don’t know that the toilet has this sensing capability.
2. If it does, the actual fix is the same as if it were a regular toilet.

This just isn’t an issue that needs technology as a solution.

Chrome is not a system app on android.

How do the guests flush the toilet without the app? They have to ask you?

This makes zero sense. If it’s clogged, you’d know beforehand when you look in the bowl. Why the would anyone need a notification for that?

The ONLY utility that I could see here is if the notification logged who did the clogging so you could give them shit.

Sure thing!

The scene where George Clooney dies is just stupid wrong. https://youtu.be/9La4T6GBsLA?si=3TaChBLOqGRSzX5n

Once Sandra catches his broken teather he comes to a complete stop. The line is taught, so effectively they’re both moving in roughly the same orbit as the station they’re attached to. That means they’re also moving at the same speed as the station. The net forces at that point for Clooney’s character are effectively zero (not exactly zero as there is still a bit of atmosphere causing drag at iss heights).

In real life, he’s “safe” in that scenario. In the movie, some magical force continues to be applied to him which ends up overpowering his grip, which was totally fine seconds before, and he falls to his death.

I dont know if the science gets better after that, never watched past it.

Gravity.

Literally the only movie I’ve ever turned off part way through. Youd think that the producers would have, i don’t know, accurately depicted the force the movie is named after.