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Nice! Is there a way to degoogle my Samsung Phone?
Nice! Is there a way to degoogle my Samsung Phone?
Stay positive and count the days until “weekend”.
Just paste it in here and I count the characters for you.
The icecream and salad are fine at McD, but the rest of their so called food has always been awful to my taste. The fries taste like cardboard and the buns taste like Styrofoam. The feeling in my stomach told me, that this cannot be called food.
Don’t they know, Windows comes with a preinstalled PDF reader, making this Adobe bloatware pretty much obsolete?
I see the German Maneuver app coming for e-bike, soon™️.
Just crush it into powder and sniff it
This is clearly a layer-8-problem.
Why even view pirated low-quality content, hidden behind a paywall? I mean, that’s what too many newspapers and magazines offer. Unfortunately.
They creators already moved to patreon since YT doesn’t pay off.
Never heard about viber. I guess I’m just lucky!
That’s great news! I let all my contacts switch to other messengers if they want to stay in touch.
US cars are just too tall.
Back in the day, Twitter immediately banned my fresh account (my first sign-up there) because I didn’t provide my phone number. Therefor they sent me their newsletter spam and I had to write them 3 support tickets until they eventually deleted my account.
Then I tried again with a trash mail account and it also happened there.
Twitter has always been dead to me.
I had Comodo installed once, about 14 years ago. I had the immediate feeling that it’s malware only. There is no protection, just annoying stuff that digs deep into your system, making it vulnerable.
I noticed many apps in the PlayStore do license checks - even the free/demo versions. They also stated this in the permission list on the store page. However, most of them even ran offline when I checked last time.
Imagine a world without
Then you can get rid of Google on your phone.
a: “What’s your pronouns?”
b: “I don’t collect pronouns. What’s your verbs?”
a: “What?”
b: “What?”
Don’t be foolish! Of course, we have Gatorade for that.