I hate my Samsung S25.
The hardware is lightning fast, but this OneUi garbage fucks up multiple apps, even Voyager that I am using to type this right now.
They especially seem to fuck over the Fossify open source apps.
The redundant Samsung apps (Phone, Messenger, Calendar, Photos, App Store, et al) are garbage clones of the vanilla Google Android apps.
I never had this many problems with my Motorola, which did use vanilla Google Apps
Lecterian slip.
How many people actually own shortwave-receiving radios though?
Consumer Reports (CR) is frustratingly short on full ratings for EVs.
It’s like EV buyers aren’t CR subscribers or something.
CR is really down on reliability for most EV models, assigning most of them straight-in-the-middle average for predicted reliability. And quite often lower.
The one exception seems to be the 2025 BMW i4, which earns the best ratings for both predicted reliability and owner satisfaction.
Suspiciously so.
Sometimes when CR’s data patterns appear like that, it’s a mirage due to some other factor. Particularly when the manufacturer’s other models don’t join them.
For example, the 2025 BMW i5 has a more typical bang average predicted reliability rating.
In terms of incomplete ratings, they seem to like the 2025 Toyota Mirai, and 2026 Lexus ES, but those are likely to come back down to average as the results come in.
p.s. CR is in the US, and for US consumers, so they don’t get to rate Chinese EVs like BYD, etc.
In case you were wondering, like I was:
Foals will begin to eat grain, if accessible, within the first month.
3000 per day over 3 days.
But yeah, new org, new venue.
Little pigs plead with state for subsidies to upgrade wood and straw houses.
Grandmas living alone in the woods terrified.
Depriving everyone else of physical cash would just hasten the spread of electronic transactions into the corners of the global economy where it doesn’t already reach: Drug cartels, rural villages in 3rd world countries, etc.
And with that, lack of privacy from prying eyes in governments, banking, and corporate databases.
The infrastructure to accept and process cash would quickly deteriorate faster than you, the one sole cash owner, could spend it, and therefore distribute cash back around the world for it to become useful again.
By the time the physical cash could get sorted, spent, and make its way from your one location, to most places around the world, essentially cash would have become almost worthless, because alternative payment methods would be made, and nobody would be used to using cash anymore.
World Of Warships had a great selection of Triremes back then
Betty converting to Islam and wearing a burkini in…
Does the web page game work for you? Mine just sits there.
You can find Outbaking rugelach in the near Easy Bay and San Francisco at select locations. https://www.outbaking.com/find-rugelach-near-me
P.s. I’m not affiliated with Outbaking.
or [email protected] so people on other servers can actually subscribe
https://github.com/lukemcneil/killer-queen
maybe? I’m not sure how this clone is supposed to work.
Meanwhile big box stores sell multigame consoles with hundreds of retro games…
They still do that, even with Nintendo games, so how do they get away with that?
And don’t they owe something to the developers of the emulators.
United Healthcare loves Dr. Kirby.
Yeah, it hasn’t happened after 2022, so it’ll be great to have them again!
pecuniary emulation drives consumers to spend more on displays of wealth and status symbols, as opposed to more useful commodities.
aka, Keeping Up With The Joneses, Conspicuous Consumption.
You’re in luck: There’s a Peanuts /c [email protected]
So I finally managed to track an Outbaking rugelach down, and it’s pretty tasty!
Pretty much ideal to go with a coffee.