Better-targeted ads, probably.

When you pipe this meme into rev you get xkcd 272.

But the kindle in the Kindle was the truth.

That’s just terrible to hear. My oldest Eneloops are going on a decade with no failures, but I also had fairly good luck when I used to buy cheaper rechargeables. The common thing might be only using slow chargers.

Nobody else has brought this up, but I’ve read that counterfeit Eneloops are a thing.

30+% failure rate every recharge cycle

What is considered a “failure” in this context?

But that was posted in an android community, so not visible here.

Nah, it was also posted here. Yesterday.

I’m Brian and so’s my wife!

No/F/Cali

Of course, how else are you gonna do a bidet battle?

No, two toilets per household, minimum!

, and forced every single day.

That head/tail thing is kind of a goofy argument. For one thing they aren’t duals; tail is naturally more complex because the end of a file often changes and the application can optionally keep showing you the new output. Also, the fact that they’re separate applications in the first place is arguably better than the a one-application approach, which would always require a command line switch to select between outputting the start or end of a file. And finally, while I guess this could vary between implementations of head and tail, mine has identical switches for all the common options.

Physical cleaning also helps prevent the spread of viruses!

Macs don’t get viruses!

To something like Markdown, or do you just throw away formatting?

Clicks also makes an add-on keyboard for standard phones, but this is a full phone. And it’s well over $200.

It’s an Android phone.

Someone on the other thread speculated that Clicks isn’t big enough to get custom screens made, and might just have to go with an off-the-shelf design that already has the hole.

Or it could just be m i n i m a l i s m.

This “dumbphone” runs 99% of Android apps.

Well, not anymore.