I love mine, but I wasn’t going to pay new price for them. But used, it’s worth the money. Like you say, it folds down to a very small block and fits in the pocket well. I just make sure I put the outside screen towards my chest (shirt pocket) and never had it fall out like other phones do, since I’m pretty actively moving most days.
Damn rights, need those for glue. You leave the hooves alone, they’re mine.
I primarily went with this after my 6a got a cracked screen and the replacement, even on Amazon, was more than buying another used 6a. So it’s not restricted to Motorola, for sure.
Can’t do much worse than the natives.
I mean, what’s the difference on the outer screen being exposed vs the entire screen of a regular phone being exposed?
I have a 2023 model and if the outer screen gets cracked, big deal, I don’t use it for anything except checking the time without opening it up. And the main screen is completely protected when closed. I’m a farmer and my phones are usually broken within weeks, this one has lasted me 6 months without getting cracked. Mainly because it’s small enough to not fall out of my shirt pocket and go up an auger.
I hear they recently decided not to let Canadians vote in US elections.
When you get your underground railroad rolling to get the handmaids out, I’ll be here. Pretty hard to get excited about helping when your own countrymen can’t be arsed to do anything except slacktivise on Farcebook.
Just to be clear, I am not a Trump voter, I’m a third party watching the carnage from the outside.
Yes, they could have gotten a supermajority together and overrode the veto, but that would have been highly unlikely, given how often that’s ever occurred. And by not buying it, I’m saying that they could have done what they said they did and more, but simply didn’t regardless of what might have happened in Congress. They didn’t even do the small amount they said they were doing that didn’t get called out by any large amount of representatives.
I don’t buy that, the executive is entirely in control of that relationship by law, even real, non-Trumpian law. He could veto anything congress wanted to put up against him if he had truly wanted to do anything. Hell, they said they were doing things that they never even tried to do, let alone going against Congress with tougher measures like cutting off arms shipments. They didn’t actually do the slightest amount of pushback except for announcing false “negotiations”.
If that Congress was in thrall to Israel, the executive was bought and paid for.
Don’t get my hopes up.
I just drop down on a deer from a tree, eat its liver, and lick the blood off my knife.
I wouldn’t give that administration that much credit. When it came out that they were saying and doing utterly nothing about Gaza when they were telling the press about all the “discussions and negotiations” they were having, you knew there was no credible restraint on Israel.
Leave the Electronic Frontier Foundation out of this.
I must have been mistaken about the spreadsheet, but Joe Ressington (Alan’s cohost on 2.5Admins) came back with this:
Though it doesn’t target Serverparts it does give a good list to get part numbers. He suggested Seagates since you can check the SMART data on them and nobody has figured out how to spoof it yet on Seagate drives (supposedly).
Sorry about that.
Its a burger.
On a bun.
Add ketchup if you like.
I don’t care.
I could swear I remember Alan Jude had built a spreadsheet specifically like this, that got all the current prices of drives from Serverparts and organized it exactly that way.
I’ll email him and see if I was just imagining that.
Manjaro has been really good on Wayland for a long time. I used it that way before I moved to Fedora because it was the only distro that seemed to be stable with 2 GPUs and 6 monitors, and that was because of Wayland. I’m surprised that it hasn’t been the default, though I stopped using it a couple years ago.
They aren’t worth buying at $1500, but definitely are at $500. I have a used Razr+ and fucking love it, but I’d never pay original price for it. If they got down to that price new, I think foldables would take off. They priced themselves out of the market from the start and never got traction, which is too bad.
If you want a small phone for convenience, but a large screen for usability, they fit the bill. And I like having the main screen protected if I drop it. If the outside screen got broken, I really couldn’t care less, it didn’t need to be there to start with.
Looks like the LARPers get a day to show off their milsurp outfits.