Okay, so I’m getting rid of my mattress, most of my furniture, most of my electronics, etc.

I think the idea behind this idea is good: If you’re trying to get rid of stuff, only keep things that you would expend a bit of effort for.

However, I think they’re wildly underestimating how many items will be destroyed or irreversably ruined in some way by poop.

*on the power button.

My s10e had this, and it’s the best IMO.

You can also swipe it to pull down the notification shade.

No I get it. Hair that’s put up in a messy way, so that there’s a few stray strands that fall along the face and neck… Strangely hot.

Reminds me of this.

These AI voiceovers are getting to the point that it took a few mispronunciations for me to notice.

Yeah this article isn’t great. It seems like it’s downplaying the reality. If you look on the website, there was a map that showed all of the protests, but it looks like the NYT ignored most of the minor ones. Also most of these pictures are just closeups of individual people, and even the few aerial shots really don’t show the full scale.

Nice. Now let’s scroll a bit longer to see if there’s any more…

So it should be safe in airplane mode, no? If I can trust my device, that is.

What’s wrong with a grapheneOS device on airplane mode? Is firmware level tracking a confirmed thing?

I think it depends a lot on the style and size of pants, and it’s just a personal preference.

While I prefer smaller phones for how they feel in the hand, all of my pants could easily fit a phone 7" or larger. But if normal phones don’t fit in your pockets, then a folding phone makes sense.

Also personally I’m the sort of person who dislikes how bulky traditional wallets are, and I’m bothered by my earbuds case. But point taken that a folding phone still isn’t very thick generally.

Interesting, I always thought that was the pointless form factor. I guess I could see it being nice if you have really shallow pockets, although it seems like it would be uncomfortably thick compared to a normal phone when closed.

With the fold style, (especially trifold) It turns into a tablet you can carry in your pocket. Which would be worth it if it wasn’t fragile and twice the price of a phone + tablet.

I genuinely use between 100-200 most of the time.

Like, what are you doing that only requires 27?

In rough chronological order:

Starflyers

Mario Kart

Shadow cities

COD zombies (ios app version)

Minecraft

I’m stopping this list before high school, as I built my first PC and figured out emulation, so I started playing a lot more games.

I’m younger and don’t have a serious injury, so I wouldn’t say this would fix back pain for someone with an actual injury.

But for me, back pain was fixed with better posture and muscle strengthening too.

I think the biggest thing was focusing on engaging the muscles supporting the lower back. Glutes and core specifically.

And for posture, just be conscious about keeping the body in alignment in a way that feels comfortable, not “sitting up straight”

i think it’s common with younger generations, especially when texting !!

Well ideally they would just make the phone more durable without a case, and the full thickness of the camera filled with battery, headphone jack, etc.

Seriously so much smartphone design is based on initial appeal, not actual usability.

Yes this is so dumb. Razor thin phone with massive camera bumps. Who is asking for this?

I disagree – I think Z up is much more natural in this sense. X,Y is a plane, and it’s much more natural to think of a plane as being horizontal, especially in a 3D environment with a ground plane. Z is the third dimension, perpendicular to that plane. Think about it this way, doesn’t it makes way more sense to have a map with X,Y coordinates rather than X, Z coordinates?

And it tells the same time as a $5 Casio, but it’s heavy and gaudy. I guess money can’t buy taste.

Probably either stop Columbus or Hitler.