Jesus was notorious for only doing cardio, and they didn’t even have protein powder back then, let alone steroids, so that’s a fair assessment.
Jesus was notorious for only doing cardio, and they didn’t even have protein powder back then, let alone steroids, so that’s a fair assessment.
Short cut buttons to stream services should go away, ASAP.
A very special episode about the amount of cocaine you can carry before you get drug trafficking charges.
No wonder Elway is such a Trump fan.
I’ve been saying it since the first raised lens on a phone: make the back flush with the lens, and use ALL OF THE GAINED SPACE FOR BATTERY.
No one really wants less battery life so that their phone is a few mm thinner while maintaining a bump.
I’m not an iPhone user, but I’ve felt this way about Samsung’s flagship offerings for a while and especially now that they’ve started to remove the headphone jack. I’d be totally OK with a phone that was 3 mm thicker if I got much better battery life, an earphone jack, and, if we’re shooting for the moon, a removable…
got a real controversial take here:
It’s pretty much all he does.
Got a link for that, as I’m genuinely interested? A search didn’t readily yield anything.
They're just pigeons.
Don’t act like you haven’t thrown a pigeon or bicycle kicked a sea gull at the beach
So I have to say thank you for this.
“The events of TLJ (which I love, despite also growing up with Luke, Han, and Leia) don’t detract from the other movies.”
My assumption is that “The Rise of Skywalker” is a farewell gift to fans like me who are basically done with this franchise with Luke’s death. After The Last Jedi I had little interest in Episode 9 until they threw me that bone and I know it’s to take with me as I leave while they move onto a new generation of fans.
Yeah, I agree. I just don’t want to lose the arcane, but in some cases, very useful options for managing devices that exists only in iTunes. That would be my only fear, given Apple’s penchant for taking away features that I like and use.
I need iTunes because I’m one of the few who keeps a local library of digital music I’ve been collecting and curating for well over a decade. Streaming isn’t for everyone. That being said, great point about it not making any sense why iTunes is required to manage iOS devices in 2019. Definitely one of those legacy…
I know everyone seems to hate iTunes but I haven’t found a better music manager/player on MacOS than iTunes. On windows, thats a different story but for me personally, I don’t really have a problem with it. I also have a mix of streaming and local music so I may be in the minority
lots of us do this. Reading these comments Im kind of amazed at everyone streaming. No thanks, Ill buy my 3-5 albums a year and still pay less than $120 streaming. I want MY library, not fiddling around making playlists all the time. Fuck that noise, Im not ready for that change. I use iTunes same way also. Another…
I still use iTunes for its intended purpose - playing music.
Yea......but I kinda sorta like iTunes.