He said one of the deciding factors was “Biden’s radical climate agenda.” Oh, well! Good riddance. The world needs a radical climate agenda in my opinion and if you’re not going to be part of the solution, then you’re either contributing to the problem or standing in the way.
That’s basically the situation with almost every fast food restaurant these days, some casual dinning places and even grocery stores.
You can limit when an app is allowed to access your location in Android. But I’m guessing it’s used for finding the nearest restaurant to do mobile orders.
Location, Camera/photos, ( I assume for something like QR scanning), notification, audio.
Exactly. I guess at this point, I’m ok with some certain datapoints being collected. Mostly what they’ll get from me is that I occasionally like a Sausage Egg McMuffin on my way to work. lol
I never go to McDonalds without using a code from the app. $2 breakfast sandwich? Cool. 20% off entire order? Cool. It’s gotten to the point that using the app is necessary to get reasonably priced food. Without it, you’re overpaying.
When they dropped the $1 iced tea, I knew shit got real.
For me it’s a good Philly Cheesesteak.
Remember kids, if you want to be a stable genius, make sure that if you ever go before a judge as a defendant do the smart thing and insult his wife.
Being critical of your countries past and/or present actions doesn’t mean you hate it. America is far from perfect but I still love it.
Night mode is great but if you can set your camera on something perfectly still or use some type of tripod, night mode will change to astrophotography mode after a couple of seconds. Then you can take a 5 minute exposure that saves both a nice looking image full of stars as well as a time laps video. Do this someplace really dark and point it in the direction of the Milky Way center for some great shots! Some of you probably already know this but I have met at least 2 Pixel owners who did not know this was a thing.
But I don’t mind giving money to Google for using Google Music/YouTube Music. The no ads on YouTube is just a bonus. I’m paying for the convivence of playing any song I want on any device anywhere I am. And I assume a portion of that fee goes to the artists, although I admittedly don’t know how that works.
Why? I have it for YouTube Music and it works great plus no ads on YouTube.
Don’t worry. They’ll be “marked down” to regular price (still overpriced) on the sell-by date so people think they’re getting a deal.