Can’t speak for the TriFold, but I easily get a full day out of my Fold 7, even with Battery Protection set to 85%. I usually end my day with a 40% charge, which is considerably better than my last phone (Fold 4). Easily over 1.5x more battery life.
That said, I miss the pre-Android/iOS days; back then I was charging my phone maybe once a week.
Yeah, even as a foldable enthusiast, I see no reason for this to exist. A second hinge is just another failure point.
Wake me up when the first cylindrical, rollable phone comes out. Until then, I’m happy with my Fold 7.
Tell me about it. When Albertson’s bought Safeway, they changed the recipe to their green chile chicken enchiladas from the Deli and it just doesn’t taste as good as the old one. I can replicate the original recipe well enough at home, but the convenience of just being able to grab a tray for a quick bite is no longer there and I miss having that so much.
I could not in fact tell by your username, so thank you for the information.
IDK you tell me. I’ve never heard of it.
Whatever happened to just talking to each other? I’m glued to my devices all day every day, yet even I ignore the phone during holiday family gatherings.
Nobody’s forcing you to go; if you prefer be on the internet rather than interacting with your family, please just stay home.
TIL
But if you use Windows for any reason, I’d still recommend O&O cause it disables nearly every annoyance the OS has. MSEdgeRedirect and StartAllBack fix the remaining problems with Win11 (stops Windows from ignoring your default browser settings, and restores removed Start menu features, respectively).
You can disable that shit with O&O Shutup 10
LMAO You and I both know they meant which distro, asshole. 😂
“Some of you may die, but that is a chance I am willing to take.”
Try being whiter and more privileged.
That’s not what the article summary is saying, though. To clarify my question, I’m referring to this part:
If it becomes law, Wisconsin could become the first state where using a VPN to access certain content is banned.
How are they going to enforce that? Assuming the VPN provider is doing their due-diligence, they have no way of knowing what kind of traffic is going through a privacy-based VPN when someone uses one.
I thought L2P was just for torrents. How do I use it with my internet connection? Does it cost money?
How the fuck do they plan on monitoring VPN traffic? Isn’t the whole point of a good privacy-oriented VPN is that they don’t log traffic? How can they monitor something that doesn’t exist?
Wow I’m sorry, that sucks. Shit like this is why I don’t purchase until I can afford the entire build. Time goes by faster than you think. It would suck to get stuck with a PC that’s already obsolete before you get the funds together to finish it.
If I were you, I’d return everything while you still can, then set aside the money until you can afford tje complete build. Luckily for you you just got started, so the return window for everything will still be open.
Consider this a lesson learned and good luck with your eventual build!
Oh shit I think so.
That, or my ADHD completely misread the title.
Yes it is. Here, I’ll quote myself to remind you:
Since when is 30 considered “midlife”? Isn’t 40 a bit more realistic? At 30 you’re just barely getting used to being an adult.
Here’s another one for ya: At what point during my question did I ask anything about Windows?
Yeah but what does Usha Vance think of her husband’s infidelity? Especially given that he’s blatantly cheating on her in public?
Bah, why do I care anyway? She is a vile person and is probably in on the grift.
Don’t worry, you’ll eventually get over your feelings of obligations towards others before you reach 40. Life becomes a lot less stressful once you stop giving a fuck about being a people-pleaser.