Barnes and Nobles usually has a decent selection of local interest books.
It is literally robbing from yourself to pay that kind of money for a depreciating asset.
You can respond back to messages with any emoji and the group chats are color coded (and of course it supports RCS) were the main obvious things that iOS didn’t support.
We have “sweet” pickles here as well. “Gherkin” as far as I’m aware, means smaller than standard size cucumbers. HTH.
And what I’m saying is, that as an American, I grab can grab a giant ass pickle off the counter of a gas station and we all agree to call it a dill pickle. “Dill” is not synonymous with”gherkin” here, as you stated. I’ve only seen sweet pickles made from gherkins but I know vlassic sells dill gherkins.
I recently switched back to an iPhone and I can’t get over how shitty iMessage is compared to the default messages app on a pixel.
Dill is the flavor. Dill pickles can be as large as the container of pickles you want to carry.
Insurance companies used to be happy just making money investing the float.
Probably would be better for you to not assume anger. But I feel like you misunderstand the affinity people have for the music that shaped their teens and early 20’s.
Yeah, she’s just a 137 hit wonder whose 15 years of fame is about up.
Well placed condescension. The nerve of this person suggesting they don’t sweat at night.
Like you’re in group chats!
Sure, kid. Good luck.
The default message app on pixels used different colors for each person in a conversation. Much easier to read and one thing I miss. I didn’t realize you would react so poorly but it is what it is.
What are you on about?
Ok, then how do you change the color bubbles? Specifically how do you get iMessage to choose different colored bubbles for each person in the conversation?
Seems your unaware of RCS vs SMS but yeah, I’m not getting much from your comments.
Like I said, I thought you were talking about just the phone not the ecosystem. I’m back primarily on iOS but other than my AirPods connecting to my iPad and phone, I haven’t come across your use cases.
I mean the carriers would charge you for using your hotspot. Absurd.
No, that’s an imaginary issue.
I have an iPhone. iMessage blows and its annoying as fuck that I can’t change it.
That’s an apple issue. This misplaced complaint is exactly what let’s apple off the hook with their shitty implementations.
One click connect to my phone as a hotspot (the other devices will suggest the connection if I try to use those devices without wifi)
This particular one is why I switched from iOS to a pixel back in the day. The pixel wasn’t locked by the carrier like my iPhone was.
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