My dog doesn’t use the stairs, he knows that if he wants to come up someone has to bring him. He’ll either sit by the stairs or just bug you and then show you he wants up.
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This timeline sucks. This horseshit is a permanent fixture at least in my lifetime.
I imagine that number will decrease due to an increase in their fatality - like they’re not getting vaccinated, getting health advice from randos.
The only upside of this is that when the us turns around, it’ll be easier to make changes because a lot of things were dismantled, so fixes won’t have to be very complex, and also a lot of people suffered so people will be eager to implement the changes, ie: healthcare for all. The only downside is that many of us won’t make it.
The mvno that I use allows me to switch between T-Mobile, Verizon and att. I can do it online quickly. eSIMs are great.
I wonder how/if that changes things if their blood is Ukrainian.
If I was into this kind of stuff, there are so many get rich quick schemes like - I could be creating ai slop and making side hustle or I could be selling merch to maga and then closing shop.
I don’t know yet. I’ll get a new phone when this one dies. The point is that I used to buy iPhones as default, and that is no longer the case. I wonder how many customers they lost like me - theoretically I could have been a life long customer.
I was actually looking at foldable phones a few weeks back, seems like 2 screens isn’t enough to make a difference, but 3 screens are. It’s either I get that or a foldable 1 screen phone (like a flip phone).
On another note, after Tim apple bribed Trump with a gold ball I’ve decided to no longer buy apple products again. And it’s kind of a big deal because I’ve had iPhones since 2008.
That’s become a trend with influencers. They have their content, but the backbone of it is a cult. Ex: mormon light
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Not too long ago I read that young men are becoming right wing and are becoming more religious. But then I see articles like the above or articles saying that fewer and fewer people are religious. So I wonder what the reality actually is.