I can't set a reminder.
I said "Hey Google, set a reminder to feed the dog at 9am tomorrow" and it seems to work fine?
I can't set a reminder.
I said "Hey Google, set a reminder to feed the dog at 9am tomorrow" and it seems to work fine?
The one in my hand with a silicon case feels fine. Camera bump is only obnoxiously noticeable when it's naked.
Wow, I must have just snuck my install in...
Presumably this removal was accidental right?
It's not, but it's old Reddit with more attributes that prevent a transition to corporate Reddit so I'll take it.
On the plus side, the more people who don't use password managers the more chance us password manager users will remain not worth the effort.
It's kinda like security through obscurity mixed with only having to be faster than the slowest person to outrun a lion.
I don't even care if that original post was a pure work of fiction, I still have CBat on my favourites and every time I hear it start and that big build up leads to nothing but squeaky sad clown noses it makes me giggle so hard my mood is instantly improved. Best anti depressant ever.
I was talking about something mainstream from oneplus, realme, etc.
Aye, no true Chinese phone maker would be a piece of crap
By this argument I could join a tennis tournament and take a shit on the court and punch the judge and you’d think that makes me a star player because people that don’t follow tennis heard of me.
Where did I say I thought they were a star? I just said they're the only one I remember. If you shat on a tennis court in front of (hundreds of?) millions of people during a global broadcast event I reckon I'd remember you too.
Right, but you can see why from my perspective I would find my own mindshare the the most important?
Oh, right.
You could try an extension: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/android/addon/cookiewhitelist/
From my point of view it certainly is
I used to buy books from Booktopia a lot, because reading text on LCD / LED screens is horrible.
But then I discovered epaper devices and the convenience of carrying your entire library around in something half the size of a single paperback.
Surprised there's still a big enough demand for physical books to be honest.