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What would you answer?

You can with iphone 12 and up, using a magsafe charging dock, Or just get a stand and put the phone in horizontal while charging.

My first smartphone, the first phone I bought with my own money out of high school. Bought it on 12th September 2010 at 6pm, secondhand. Used it for 3 years 🥲 At the time I was using a Nokia 6680.

Funny story, the guy who sold me the Motorola Droid ended up buying my Nokia 6680 (right then and there) because he needed something 3G capable to tethering to his laptop for internet access.

The Motorola was $250, my 6680 was $50, so I only have to pay him $200 😂

wait, there’s Cars 3 and another?

Ouchy, harder daddy UwU 👉👈

you know a picture is worth 1000 words, right?

Just watched the pilot, I don’t think this is a fun comedy show, didn’t find one joke the entire episode. And tbh I just feel bad for Michael, the rest of the family is insufferable. If there’s one thing I hate more than ungratefully spoiled entitled rich kids, it’s seeing them taken advantage of good people, and they’re both of these.

Does the rest of the show as good?

LOL where did I heard this one before? I think it was in a TV show?

Exclusive transcriptions from the meeting room:

CEO: Why are those peasant stop buying? It can’t be the price. It’s just $9 raised, it’s not even a whole $10, which is by the way, should be a coin by now.

Should I google what “hawk tuah girl” is?

Nah, just need more RGB.

Did you know all MicroSD that’s heat up and throttled doesn’t have RGB?

Radio gets revenue from advertisers, just like Firefox gets money from Google. If you cut off that revenue and move the cost to the consumer, then there’s no “one time payment” that could support a radio station indefinitely, so does Firefox.

if it’s a single player game or a mp3 converter software, then what you’re saying is true.

But the internet is ever changing, new exploits and security vulnerabilities are discovered almost every day. New standards, new formats, new features released so often, even after the full release it still requires a full development team instead of just a few core maintenance staff.

Unless you want to pay for every major version upgrade or risk using an outdated browser, a browser subscription model doesn’t sound so bad.

If a product requires constant maintaining and updates through out its lifetime (like a browser) then it’s make sense for a subscription model.

Is this intended?

Best by ≠ Expiration date

It’s the truth, and I’m tired pretending it’s not.

POV: You saw someone thanking someone else for using POV correctly.

How long till it’ll be automated by AI to increase efficiency?

I hate this timeline.