If I were the reader, I’d be wondering, too!

Huh, I didn’t know they still made these things -

I was picturing one of these…

I kept it vague because a paranoid bastard. I don’t want to any associations between this post and the listing!

Think manufacturing hardware. Or lab equipment. It’s a common machine in this field but it’d be rare to find in a home.

Alas, it is not. I wouldn’t do business with a company that charges ANY 15%+ fees on sales regardless.

Any idea what kind of fees those services have? I’ll admit I never paid attention since it gets wrapped up in the closing costs

It can definitely be shipped (it arrived on a pallet) but packaging for transport is a headache I don’t want to deal with unless it’s my only option. The initial delivery cost $500 + $150 because they needed a truck with a lift

I’d be more likely to follow the advice of that snark if you didn’t follow it up by suggesting I use the worst sales platform on the planet. Ebay fees are like 15-20% of the sale cost.

I was scared I’d hear that. I used to do a ton of craigslisting in college but everyone I know who has sold stuff locally lately has used Facebook…

I don’t want to deal with the headache of shipping it so I was going to leave that as an option only if they specifically asked. It’s multiple pieces and I don’t have the original packaging

Haven’t heard of it but it looks like it does. There are SO many of these apps, I have no idea what people are even really using!

I’m keeping it vague for privacy but it’s pretty niche, unfortunately. A makerspace or school would happily take it for free but I can’t justify the loss

I’m just wondering how people sell cars and whatnot, it can’t always be cash, can it? How are people safely selling things for 5 figures?

I think you missed the second half of that story. Andrew posted a short video about it - that is not exactly what happened and hunter biden’s team agreed.

This is just a mini game blog, not a review. They plays the same game a lot of days, what they do in-game is a lot more interesting than a score!

Most, if not all, of the quick time events are like this, too. The game gives you a huge window to press the button but it doesn’t matter if you press the right button…and you can also just not press a button at all.

It’s like scrolling a video feed of actions

Maps, I think? Or ships. Possibly trains…

I learned about it in school and have seen them in a caves but still had to look it up for the bit.

How about this…does the average person know that the transport latency of Dante audio is around 150 microseconds?

I need that brain space for the Windows XP activation code

Don’t need to melt steel beams to destroy a structure. Don’t need the jet fuel to be providing all the heat once the structure is on fire either.

You start the barbeque with a lighter but it’s the charcoal that’s cooking dinner