The church is losing clients and workforce so naturally it’s looking for prospects.

Isn’t that exactly what religions do?

And yet I see 0 ads in either of those sites.

To the surprise of no one.

Is there any comment in Russia that won’t get you fined or out of the nearest window?

I don’t get this benchmark stuff for phones unless you do gaming with them i guess. I have used recently a Nothing Phone 2a for a few weeks and it works far better and smoother for everyday use than my Galaxy S22 despite having a chip that is supposedly 50% worse. In the end is the OS what makes the difference not the SoC.

I used Reddit app, they closed all Reddit apps so I searched what was next.

Adults should come first, so they then can teach their children.

I would be lucky if I get to watch more than 10000 videos in my entire lifetime.

My first thought too.

But not making business out of them.

Enough food or treats and they can solve the fusion reactor problem.

I use hearing aids since I was a kid and have to take them off when going to the cinema in order to hear normal.

I see no point in a folding system that makes you choose between either one smaller and one bigger screen. A system in which you have only one big display that is able to fold in 3 parts in a way that one of the parts remains always visible would be a different history. We all loved that concept from the Westworld show.

This is how dictatorships start. You know it, right?

This could easily be an album cover from the 80s indeed.

Voyager for iPad because is the exact same experience I had with Apollo for Reddit which was the best Reddit client back then. Boost for Android because, well, is the same as Boost for Reddit which was the best on Android :)

There has been some attempts like Qualcomm Aptx-lossless but the hardware support, compatibility and reliability it’s lacking . It’s good companies are working on it but we still are a few years from getting it right.

I will add that I don’t mind if, on top o the flat rate, there is a few years of free updates until you have to renew your license, as long as you can keep using your “outdated version“ for as long as you want. I see this model in many professional apps I’ve used over the years (Sketch or Affinity apps for example) and I find it very reasonable because I understand that ongoing development requires investment.

Modern “journalism” in a nutshell