431 karma · joined September 5, 2019
Personally I prefer the phillips warm glow dimmable bulbs
This helped a lot with flying anxiety, once I could put a reason to most of the sounds and movements of flying I could relax a lot better. An unexpected one will get my attention though
Also, while understandable, showing your cards like this is risky as it'd be easy for the company to identify who you are.
Either way its always been a factor, and was likely worse before the age of information.
The big problem now is there are multiple competing false narratives, instead of just the one in the paper.
If I want to develop freely on my phone I'll use a OS made for that.
With that said after experiencing "hobby" quality android apps (and worse) I am fine with the higher bar of entry to iPhone. iPhone just works, android can be tinkered with.
Accept them for what they are designed to do and use the one that suits you.
That's all you had to say
uhh Myst can be played on a 486
There are so many things in life which no level is safe, exhaust fumes, microplastic exposure, radiation, the passage of time, the key to all of course is moderation and time between exposures. except that last one
OP-Z - a downgraded version of the OP-1 that assumed its price point
TX-6 - a $700 mixer that is too small for human fingers…
OB-4 - A $700 bluetooth speaker with a loop pedal in it for some reason
What once was an interesting company making unique instruments has become an overpriced brand pushing useless and objectively bad “designer” products.
We cant blame CEOs for exploiting workers to maximize profits. This is very predictable behavior that is currently incentivized.
Ok, fine, it should be mandatory then that EOL hardware be unlocked and able to run FOSS operating systems.
iPhone 7, for instance, has plenty of life left in the hardware, yet are being “recycled” due to ended IOS support.
I feel this, and have personally experienced submitters taking feedback far too personally, to the point of even using sunken cost as justification of their design, completely overlooking valid points of feedback.
I’m looking for basics. Will it work? is the code clear? is it commented/documented? is the approach simple and maintainable?
Some submitters really need coaching on how to receive feedback, and how to plan their timelines to incorporate revisions.