Half the time I do searches on Google, and especially when on my phone, I do so in Incognito Mode, even for things that are completely innocuous, because (a) I don’t like to see a ton of stuff show up in the auto-suggest list, and (b) I don’t want to see a bunch of ads related to stuff I decided to search for on a…

I saw an ad for Ashley Madison on Gizmodo yesterday. Not that it’s a porn site, as far as I know, but certainly if someone saw her fiance visiting that site regularly, it might be cause for concern.

Not sure if related, but I’ve noticed that after I updated to Android 10, the “lift to wake” function is a lot more sensitive than before... could it be that Google turned up the sensitivity setting in the software a bit too much, which in turn is causing issues on some phones?

That sounds delicious.

Got notified of the available update to Android 10 on my Essential Phone about 5 hours ago, and already installed... So my wait for not having a Pixel phone was... before this article was posted...

I just got hit with a spam calendar invite that set itself to recurring for 7 days earlier today, and made the changes so that I don’t get hit with them ever again. Thanks!

Nope, no anchor. According to SmithFly: “Kit comes with Storage bag, patch kit, and manual foot pump.”

I have nothing to offer you except one star.

It’s super simple, and if you need to make an audio-free recording in a pitch it can be a great tool to have in your back pocket.

That’s probably because Impossible Foods’ mission is not to create a healthier alternative to meat, but a more sustainable one. Here’s what they say on their web page:

“Rich” if I use my individual income, and “not rich” if I use my household income. Since I’m married with a child, I believe this plants me firmly in the “not rich” category.

This regularly happens with USPS, not just for Amazon deliveries... So much so that multiple online vendors have actually put into writing that you should wait a few days to see if the package turns up, before you contact them.

Personally, I prefer using paper towels.

Sure, but when the only parties that I regularly see running red lights are cyclists, it kind of gives me pause.

I’m getting the strangest sense of déjà vu...

It’s definitely a mono vs. stereo thing, where on my daily-driver phone (Essential PH-1), I do not hear any vocals at all through its built-in speakers (even though it push sound out of two speakers, the audio is mono on this phone)—they’re not just “subdued,” they’re just not there.

Here’s an example of it being used “correctly.” But I can think of far more examples of it not being used correctly in popular media, so... whatever...