Yeah it’s not necessarily dominant, but I don’t think iOS is anywhere close to 50% in Europe. Albeit I’m too lazy to actually look it up or get an actual source, that’s just loosely based on my personal experience.
I’ve wanted them to come here for a while, but the US hasn’t adopted android phones nearly as much as Europe. I used android for some time but eventually switched to iPhone.
Exactly. It’s like saying you’re going to go on strike for two days and then come back. Like, the employer will just feel more validated in their actions if you do that.
Still, if it was fixable, better to hand it out if somebody may be able to fix it, which is seems is what happened.
Dual booting from the same drive is usually pain, from my experience.
For the deck, you could boot Windows Portable off a micro sd card
I like using kill-the-newsletter.com to turn email newsletters into an RSS feed rather than filling up my email inbox
Reeder is great. Well worth the $5.
I mean, if it’s a functional printer and they didn’t want it, that’s an easy way to give it to somebody else to use.
Yeah it’s not necessarily dominant, but I don’t think iOS is anywhere close to 50% in Europe. Albeit I’m too lazy to actually look it up or get an actual source, that’s just loosely based on my personal experience.
I’ve wanted them to come here for a while, but the US hasn’t adopted android phones nearly as much as Europe. I used android for some time but eventually switched to iPhone.
I use the Firefox plugin. It’s pretty good! I just wish it had adjustable features.
Also, if you use RSS, the Reeder app on iOS has a bionic reader implemented with really great customizability.
This would be nice to have. Poke me if somebody posts an answer!
Should’ve been recursive lol
Exactly. It’s like saying you’re going to go on strike for two days and then come back. Like, the employer will just feel more validated in their actions if you do that.
Sure, I was just saying in general. Not specifically Starfield. But yes.
This is why it should be closer to 10 hours for $60 MSRP games. It should really be proportional to the list price on Steam.