I had the original Pixel, the 3a XL, and now the 5a.....I had the 6 Pro for a week after the 3a XL but sold it to go back a generation to the 5a because of the camera bar along the back. I absolutely hate that bulky nonsense and I believe this current 5a will, sadly, be my last Pixel. Great, great, great phones but the physical design has moved in a direction that I can't be comfortable with.

No, but seriously. At least check it.

Hi guys. Today I’m turning these 120 Blu-Ray players into a 240 Megawatt laser that can give a blue whale a suntan in four seconds!
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Original PS3 was GOAT. Even did Stereoscopic 3D for my series 6300 Samsung and Dolby TrueHD over optical. That machine was developed too early and never utilised to its full potential.
I remember Folding@Home where people all over the world used their PS3’s power to help protein folding simulations. I ran mine A LOT when I wasn’t there, probably helped kill it.

Mount it on your cat and you'll have a laser CAT scanner

I'm typing this on a Samsung Galaxy S22 because I wanted a telephoto lens but not a giant phone. I had previously had 3 Google phones and prefer the interface, but the 7 Pro was bigger than I wanted.

Scan the collected dust...?

I was aware of this, but to DIY one with a common bluray drive is pretty dope.

Kipkay on YouTube doing experiments with lasers off of these was my intro into engineering tbh

This guy knows electonics

So it's the inconvenience of paying for goods and services?

The dust, it's recursive!

Maybe you need to change your air filter? /s

It does.

No, they're in different rooms

Aw fuck now that’s gathering dust too THERE’S DUST EVERYWHERE.

I thought a physical copy of halo infinite just prompts you to download the game?

Butthole brown is an acquired taste

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Man I would love a Pixel Pro that wasn’t hand crampingly huge for me. Throw all your camera features in something like the 7 or smaller, and I’m sold.

Win Win!

Spy craft has used laser beam mics..

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laser_microphone

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