Car charger that does the OnePlus specific fast charge thing. Cost me $12 delivered on AliExpress. Adds about 2% per minute to my phone battery. I love it so much.
It also has a second port which does “normal” fast charge for any passengers.
Just installed. Looks great. Thank you.
Nailed it.
Oooh, Netherlands and Denmark both over 90% now. We’re movin’!
Congratulations. :) You’ve many more to come (hugs that is lol).
The best are the random ones when you’ve had a bad day like we all occasionally do. It all just melts away. Enjoy!
I have a lot of kids and I work hard at being a good dad so I get a lot of hugs and occasional unprompted “love you”. That is the truest luxury to me.
Just switched from Nova to lawnchair about three days ago and I’m very happy with it.
You might be interested in lawnchair. It’s open source and based off the Google launcher (AFAIK) but you can remove the search bar and other things.
The one on f-droid is two versions out of date. Latest one is from their website:
Wow. I was there in the late 90’s and looks more or less exactly how I remember it. Is that the “gaslight” area? (I think that’s what it’s called but it was a long time ago, maybe “oldtown”?)
Big fan of the Motorola phones myself (I’m the chief phone buyer in the house) and that one looks like a very similar spec to mine.
Current phone is the OnePlus Nord 2T. Absolutely great phone. I really love the screen as I do watch movies on it.
My only issue is that I’m not sure it’ll ever get Lineage support and I think that might be down to the processor in it.
Are you looking for a new phone yourself?
Current phone was 240 euro. One before that was 460 but I got 5 years out of it. The only real difference I notice is in the screen.
I really liked Nine Days.
I am running my own business coming up on ten years now. You need to go and do a “Start your own business” course.
Lots of places have one that is state or local government sponsored so have a look around. It’s good to meet other local entrepreneurs too.
Apart from learning how to actually do business basics you’ll learn about legal requirements, filing taxes, registering a limited liability company etc that are all essential parts of a business.
Many of these things can be outsourced but you need to know about them in advance.
When you write your business plan BE HONEST with your numbers and assume everything will take longer and cost more because it will. I had huge respect for one dude I know who did then walked away before starting and losing money and / or not making enough.
Good luck!
Subh Milis (Sweet jam). It’s a short and powerful Irish poem reminding parents to be kind to their kids.
English translation below. Can’t seem to get the formatting correct on mobile…
Bhí subh milis ar bháscrann an doras
ach mhúch mé an corraí
ionaim a d’éirigh
mar smaoinigh mé ar an lá
a bheadh an bháscrann glan
agus an lámh beag – ar iarraidh…”
There was jam on the door handle
But I quelled the anger
That rose inside me
Because I thought of the day
That the handle would be clean
And the little hand - longed for
Looks fun.
Also some asshole at a party last night said something stupid to me to make me feel unnecessarily unwelcome
Fuck that guy. He’s the problem, not you. Try to look at it from that perspective and you may ease your mind a little.
Who does that? It’s horrible to treat someone like that.
Yes indeed it’s very close, but in my head it’s slightly more active.
Let’s say a child is having a meltdown and the parent is trying to (incorrectly) placate them by giving them an ice cream. That would be plámásing. I feel like it actively encourages the bad behaviour rather than being more neutral which I’d consider “humouring”.
Plámás. Pronounced plaw-maws. It’s an Irish word that mostly means “gently placate” or “smooth talk” but usually I would use it in the context of placating someone who’s behaving badly.
e.g. Don’t plámás that eejit. You’ll only encourage him.
I don’t think it directly translates to English though someone with better vocabulary may correct me.
This is an old one, but:
The Mission, scored by Ennio Morricone.