That's all well and good but now that the smoke cleared it's a Twitter/Mastodon situation
I don't think that word means what you think it means
SpongeBob SquarePants: Legend of the Lost Spatula on Game Boy Color
I feel like it's more than a bit insensitive to what Japan did in WW2 and that it's much like putting a swas on a VW, but people seem to not have a problem with it. What do you guys think?
Google forces devs to use their billing platform and to not build a seperate "pro" app to ensure their dominance in the Android space
Devs begrudgingly listen to Google in order to keep their app on Android's dominant app repository
I literally cannot tell these two apart
When it walk the man the manwalk when the when
Teslas have x64 CPU's? What the hell?
Lol this is definitely before my time, is this a goof or was it ever that deep to people?
Chain wallet. Might be uncool depending on your fit but you'll never lose it. I was skeptical until I got one.
I like to call them "Openly More Evil Amazon"
The ownership of this particular phone is purely circumstancial and I really like it otherwise (Note20 Ultra).
Despite its locked down nature it has quite a few features that I really like so until it's truly obsolete I don't see any reason to replace it.
I miss when this was common. It feels wrong that I'm unable to use a custom ROM on my phone that I own outright
I have a coworker who's looking to sell his car, a 1989 Toyota Corolla. I know the basics of looking after a car, but a car that old is almost foreign to me, because I'm from a state where cars rust out.
I figure Toyotas are pretty reliable and so is the 4AG engine, but I don't want to end up with another money pit. What should I look out for, or should I just avoid it altogether?
I've been using mlmym.org. Gives a very similar experience to old.reddit + RES.
What ThinkPad/Latitude models are cheap and usable right now? I'm just looking for something to browse the web, but not something so low-spec that it couldn't handle heavier desktop environments.
I saw this last night and downloaded it but uninstalled it later. I went to install it again today to find a 404 on the Play Store page!
Was it removed, or did it not work out?
I'm way too young to remember Digg. I signed up for Reddit in 2015, and I've heard talks here and there about the migration from Digg, but that's it.
So far Jerboa seems like the move, Thunder looks nicer, but it doesn't seem to play nice with this instance so that's kind of dead in the water, at least for now.