Don't believe the marijuana + gun = federal crime has been struck down
I think it's less to do with IOS vs Android and more to do with phone vs PC (potentially even ones where you had to use command prompt to do things). File systems, OS corruption, ability to replace parts, etc are not really things a typical phone-only user is going to deal with. There are a lot of primarily phone, tablet, Chromebook users these days and it abstracts away a lot of the lower-level stuff that millennials were forced to deal with to use AOL Instant Messenger to chat.
Other than the Manafort/Kilminik stuff and Roger Stone being found guilty of obstructing the investigating of ties to Russia (surely you don't to that if you don't need to) there were only less-than-conviction-worthy actions by straight up everyone in his circle.
Am from rural south and this sounds like bullshit. I'm in a state that "thanks God for Mississippi" and if you make $35k+ here you're not getting much if any in the way of government assistance. But this commenter is a self proclaimed librarian so... Also how is this government victimizing them when they're essentially shopping at the company store? The rich are the ones gaming the tax system and handing that burden to the folks subject to "middle class welfare".
Tell more of your homies to get on lemmy to downvote such comments?
"equally" ... "especially"
Real art = analog art? I need to tell all of my electronic musician buddies.
"Lemmy: from the makers of Truth Social" - this guy
Curious in which ways specifically you think that millennials are struggling.
Yeah, but Apple could adopt RCS which Android supports and all of those messaging improvements you mentioned are copacetic.
Interesting. I've owned a Pixel 3, 4a-5G and a 7 and have had no hardware issues, even side loading unsigned software and stuff (e.g. hacked version of Samsung health for the Watch 4).
What moved you from a centrist to a militant leftist?
!RemindMe 1 year
Maybe because they're only on the blockee side of things, generally being the annoying or abusive one? All I can figure.
Why not allow users to keep certain other users from seeing any of their content or interacting with them?
Are we blaming the people and communities of Reddit or the actions of the IPO-minded business?
Inb4 "yes".