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  • Wait, you think the midwest is nice for real? That was not my experience at all. I got a lot of nice polite words to your face with a lot of being nasty when your back was turned. Not everyone was that way of course, but it was the very large majority

  • Generally i think technology is fascinating because tool use is deeply ingrained in our dna. Our ancestors who used tools more ended up surviving and reproducing more, so having a fascination with technology is literally an instinct built into our species

  • I spent some time in the midwest and you nailed it exactly. People in the midwest aren't nice, they're fake nice.

  • Exactly. I'm not sure what op is misunderstanding, but cereal is another perfect example. You don't buy cereal on every shopping trip, so when you go shopping you need to know if you need to get cereal on that trip

  • I don't see how that answers the scenario i posed, but hey do what works for you

  • I don't understand how that would work, everything runs out at different rates. Something like eggs, sure, just get a dozen every week. But things like mayo, laundry detergent, tofu, cheese, etc., these all need to be re-bought at very different random times.

  • We do exactly the same but with Alexa

  • Hah exactly!

  • Anyone downvoting this wanna say why? Because I'm correct.

  • It's not a culinary fruit, it's a culinary vegetable. There's a botanical classification system, and a different culinary classification system. When describing food it is incorrect to use the botanical classifier.

    Other than that, good description

  • While i applaud the effort, i don't think this video achieves its goal. It's really long, goes into a tonnnnnn of totally unnecessary very techie details, and doesn't even start talking about Linux until some random point near the middle.

  • The android app of retroarch is buggy and very un-user-friendly

  • Without knowing the previous year's number this doesn't contain information about growth

  • I can't imagine why anyone would downvote your comment, it's absolutely true. Even a perfect vaccine won't lead to 100% immunity in 100% of those who received it.

  • I think it's intentional. It's a deep fried meme effect

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  • On both Android and iPhone you can put a button for the flashlight on the lock screen. Also when your phone is locked you can still pull down the notification center and tap the flashlight button

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  • That seems like at most a slightly nice rather than an essential, because there are other ways you can turn on the flashlight that's equally fast and easy

  • Yeah as soon as you try to get to the advanced level of any task then mobile sputters out.

    I'm making a personal spreadsheet on my phone, and as soon as i want to do anything even slightly advanced it turns out that that feature either doesn't exist in the app or is extremely undiscoverable.

    Similarly for video and audio editing, you can really do a lot of it on mobile, but as soon as you want to do advanced things then the features either don't exist or are much slower and harder to accomplish on mobile