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I spent $1000 on my Samsung (S6? I can’t even remember anymore) and it’s battery shit the bed after like 12 months and the charging port no longer worked unless the cord was exactly in a specific angle and pressure on order to recharge it. It was a pain in the ass and cheaper to buy a new phone than to fix it.

Bought a OnePlus 5 after that which lasted 4 years, them a OnePlus 9 which lasted another 4 years, and currently on year 2 of my OnePlus 13 with no issues.

Samsung could have had another 2-3 phones from me if they had decent quality but nah they prefer to design to fail.

Jail and fines don’t solve people’s problems???

… As if Trump isn’t the flakiest of flakes?

29 months is too long??? I consider that the absolute minimum.

If my device doesn’t last at least 36 months I look for a new company. I aim for at least 48 months.

I refuse to buy Samsung or Google devices anymore, since they definitely did not meet my 36 month criteria. They didn’t even make it to 24. Google did at first with my Nexus 4 and I loved it but they shit the bed real quick after that.

No, whenever Trump is president years suddenly have 25 months in them. It did apply in 2020 but the phenomenon is back again.

Instead they will import you and you have to suffer living in America

I really wish it were illegal for social media to prevent users from viewing the website without an account. X and Facebook are still used by governments to post community informations but without an account you can’t view it a lot of the time.

Prevent stuff like commenting and voting and liking but at least let everyone view it.

But also accessible abortion

Wait… Was I a poor kid?

The prestige of a journal is ranked based on how often it gets cited (or in other words, how influential the papers are within the journal).

Wouldn’t this mean that other smaller journals could still publish the random common boring studies and then pretty much everyone would be citing those, since the boring stuff like “Trees consume carbon dioxide” would be cited a lot more than specific stuff like “Molecule XX₂ can affect the brain development of Augustus caesarius if introduced between the ages of 3 and 6 months” and than become super prestigious?

It’s a good tactic because whatever lies the Whitehouse comes up with to defend against the first few leaked things might be countered by the next few leaked things. They have no idea what is available to be leaked next so have to be careful what they say.

If it all came out at once they would know exactly what they have to work with when crafting their story.

As well, coming out a little bit at a time means people can focus and pay attention to the details, discuss it.

If 20,000 emails were all of a sudden leaked hardly anyone would care because no one would be talking about the same things at the same time and the details get lost

I can see why journals would not want to publish boring papers in the days of paper magazines and limited space but why would they not be published digitally nowadays? Limited by people able to review them?

• Only Fans cause that shit is free dude

• Anything advertised on Instagram or Facebook by “influencers” like some cable tv tele-marathon my grandma would fall for.

• Stocks and shares in any sort of oil and gas company, Google, Meta, Amazon, etc.

Yeah we recently switched to per diem for meals. Still have to keep receipts for hotels and vehicle rentals/gas etc but it’s nice not having to juggle 60 meal receipts.

Seriously, why do they even care? It’s not like people are threating violence or even cursing each other out.

I think it would be a nice thing to include as not everyone wants to interact with other players if they don’t need to. But I don’t think it should be an obligation.

It sounds like a concept that I could enjoy, but I probably won’t play it if there isn’t a PvE mode. I play video games so I don’t have to interact with people. But I’m not going to buy it knowing there isn’t a PvE mode and then complain that there isn’t one.

Lol, the US economy… It will go to billionaires who won’t pay taxes and buy stuff from overseas anyways.

It helped that Reddit got rid of 3rd party apps.

Because I only used Reddit 100% on mobile, and their app is horrendous.

The good place?

Honestly if I see someone who publishes like 200+ papers I would just be wondering… What the hell did they contribute? They’re churning shit out the door so either they weren’t involved much and did the bare minimum to put their name on the paper or it was mostly inconsequential and non-impressive shit that you could churn out in a few weeks.