I bought maytag washer/dryer oddly only the dryer is "smart" and it is just notifying when it's done, but it works just fine without internet as well. Looked around a good bit before we landed on Maytag and they've been great for the few years so far we've had them, however it's just my wife and I, not a ton of use compared to a whole family so ymmv
Jakeroxs
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What kind of game is it?
Something like escapists but more about actually living as a prisoner, rather then constantly working toward a breakout, would be kinda nifty.
With skills and such that you can build that somehow have some usefulness lol
Take it a step further, bundle it with a bunch of other subprime loans and then pass it around like a hot potato.
Good ol Dunning-Kruger effect
It's also 17 years old and still online
I've got a contigo like that, had it for several years and while it's kind of a pita to clean the lid, it keeps stuff warm for several hours and doesn't spill at all.
I've been paying for it for a few months now, I like it. You do have to be a more deliberate in search results, especially if you're looking for location specific info, but that's how old Google was too anyway. The summerize site and fastGPT features can be pretty useful too.
Just a silly example, I was playing skyrim and wanted a duplicate item so I could display it, put in "skyrim console command to spawn item" and it spit out the console command perfectly
I think it used to, the way I search as a netizen for 20 years is definitely more of a "keyword" style like the original commenter mentioned, but that comes down to how I became "trained" to search as a lot of the unnecessary words used to make the results less accurate in my experience. I think search engines have gotten better at figuring out what the root of the request is, while also serving up more crap in general due to SEO gaming.
Maybe they'll reverse course with enough blowback, they did that once with ryzen already, don't remember which Gen it was but it wasn't going to be backwards compatible with certain type of mobos, but then they released it anyway and some mobo manufacturers did provide bios updates to support it.
Similarish situation could happen here, the biggest hangup I'd think is that the 3000 series is nearly 5 years old, and getting mobo manufacturers on board for that could be difficult.
There kind of is, software changes and things need to be updated by comparison, your windows example is a double edged sword, there's a lot of bloat and Microsoft can't make changes that might be beneficial on windows because of all the backwards compatability layers and services they generally leave in. It's good and bad in it's own way.
Back around android 3-6 it was more common, really hasn't been a thing for a while IMO. Have non-daily driver Oneplus 5t and 6t, both Lineage os 14, they work well.