I sent stickers to someone without iOS10 and they just showed up as images like if I had sent a pic... so not stacked on the message or anything.

You could just choose not to use them.

Do they need ios10 to see the stickers you place on messages?

This is how I’ve been closing every conversation.

Yes, it is legally and politically the case. Just like Quebec is part of Canada, Catalonia is part of Spain and Scotland is part of England. Doesn’t mean that everybody from these places like that fact, though. So it's better for outsider not to insist too much on it.

It is kind of a big deal in China though.

Can’t help but lol at the title and the lack of understanding the recent gizmodo writers have if technology and users of said technology.

Due to work things, I've spent an inordinate amount of time with 19-23 year-olds and I've never heard anyone refer to lots of food as hella noms without faking a SoCal accent and being ironic.

I should’ve put a rhetorical tag as I know what noms are. I’m just dying of embarrassment that someone used this term in a real situation. This is what someone says when they’re trying too hard to relate to a certain demographic.

Pretty self-explanatory, lots of and/or excellent food.

meanwhile you should see the thirsty ass gawker staff at a microsoft party . . . they eat that shit up

Technically, it was $25 over 12 months, or $300 upfront for installation. I would know since I haven’t paid for internet in awhile. Thankfully, Google is allowing those with the 5Mb line to retain the service. It’s helpful to my household at least.

I think this might be it in a nutshell. They can’t say its free broadband without increasing the speed, and the cost was really $25/month before for 5mb and now its $50/month for 100mb.

One thing to note - that 5Mbps tier no longer qualifies as "broadband" under the FCC's definition (now needs to be 25Mbps and up). So, Google has a harder time claiming they're providing free broadband.

I’m sure the freebies will keep coming, but it will always be in the areas they are trying to grow, rather than the areas they have successfully conquered or given up on.

This Stunning Satellite Image Proves Science Can Be Art Beautiful.

Brings back memories!

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