Ok I don't completely get the use case but that's...impressive. Thanks for the detailed explanation and good luck moving it forward
MicrowavedTea
joined 2 years ago
I'd ask what I'm looking at here but feel I might regret it
I don't know if the question comes from there but that's the exact plot of White Christmas in Black Mirror. I'd say if you build something with the ability to suffer then its suffering matters. Not sure how you would prove that though.
I don't remember the name but there was an energy bar with the flavor a specific juice that got really popular at some point when I was a kid. I think they suddenly discontinued it due to ingredients causing cancer. I had eaten so much of it that it was a bit worrying.
I swear there was a lollipop brand that looked like chupa chups or chupa chups themselves used to have a different flavor because they were the only lollipops I liked but can't find them anywhere after leaving middle school so I guess they stopped making them.
This is probably very subjective. I'd say I use my phone one-handed about 7/10 times and I'd do it more if I could. Actually I do most things one-handed when possible but I have small hands so phones are becoming an issue. There isn't a specific reason, it's just more convenient.
On Samsung devices there is an accessibility setting that gives a smaller one-hand screen when swiping down from the bottom bar. But that just feels like a waste of space when you could just have a smaller screen.
Because it's something you use a lot for small things throughout the day. When you need to quickly answer a message or look at a map you shouldn't need to stop and place down everything you're holding.
Pocket space is only half the problem. The other half is one-handed use and the flip is huge when opened.
Next step is for people to also start using it and we'll experience the beginning of AI generated slang
Greece. I thought Germany was much better.
Right now? 10d/1u. There was a post recently about my country coming last in internet speeds in Europe
In the house - in a heartbeat (28 days later theme). It sounds oddly motivating.
https://youtu.be/6uMNnZtIS6s