Add another one to the list of hilarious examples of why generative AI doesn't produce correct answers, just statistically likely ones.
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Not sure what to think about this, doesn't look bad, and Gunn has a good track record, but... I will say there seems to be a lot in this trailer, which either means an over packed movie, or their teasing us with things to come in future films.
No real surprise honestly, I mean how much computer do you need for POS at a donut shop? Sure, you could get real picky and track each and every flavor of donut, ever flavor of drink, etc, but really you just need by type and price, and that's really not much to track.
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A state appeals court has removed Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis from the Georgia election interference case against Donald Trump and others.
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Today's comic is a special one because it discusses #dyscalculia, which co-occurs frequently with #adhd. I personally live with it and it's something I feel should be discussed more often.
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Yep, it really works, that's the good news. The bad news? Well... You can find a similar one on the Ninja brand, and I'm not sure if'n the differences are to protect against lawsuits, or just cutting every corner they can. Instead of a central filter like the Ninja and many other cold brew devices, you just pour your coffee into this. Instead of a digital control, you have a simple knob, turn it until a vortex forms, then turn down until it just touches the mixer. Yes, it'll make coffee in 15 minutes, so long as you want a light brew. It's 10 minutes for light, 20 for medium, and 30 for strong, plus five minutes for the grounds to settle. Once it's settled, you push the filter in, it's attached to the lid with a plungers, and you push down until it clicks onto the mixer, then hold the lid while drawing the plunger up to pull the grounds out. Its messy even when done right, and more so when you mess up, my last batch needed me to filter the coffee a second time before I could drink it.
Is it worth the money? Prolly if'n you have an Ollies near you or find one in another discount chain, since it's $5 there, and the Ninja lists for around $50 or $60 on Amazon. I do like the fact that I can fairly quickly brew cold coffee, but it is rather messy, and by no means fast, it's almost easier to use a Keurig on a strong brew and put a lot of ice in the cup.
I just love how they brush it off, too hard for the average user to do, like that some how means it won't be done, especially by those what have the most to gain.
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