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I been using android since version 2 and never encountered this. I guess it depends on the device a lot, as I’ve worked a lot in the mobile industry I’ve tended to have the more powerful devices.

Which makes sense, smart phones being small computers and all, the slower ones are slow sometimes and the faster ones tend to be faster.

Androids diversity has always been it’s strength and weakness

I’m pretty sure it’s 300,000 per account shared between devices.

As the other guy said, ask their support for an authoritive answer

Truthfully, I don’t need it and probably never did.

I got it because of your opening question, because I suddenly could because I had money for the first time.

I want a steam deck too and yet I have absolutely no use for it and it would go unused on the side of my table just like the portable mega drive emulator I got a while back.

Sometimes my inner child wants a new toy! Sometimes I get it for them, sometimes I don’t.

I do, it’s in a box on the attic!

No way it still works 🤣

I bought a Sega game gear (handheld console of the 90s) when I got my first job.

Now in my 40s I get the things I wasn’t allowed when I was younger and they’re usually gadgets or food related.

I have all the cool tech I need. I have takeaway too often and it always cheers me up, I have snacks and no one yells at me for using too much ketchup.

I love being an adult.

I couldn’t possibly pick one! Depends on my mood, on who I am that day 😁

Yeah that’s true. There’s a link in MSConfig to the right screen in task manger.

First place I’d look.

Run MSConfig and see what’s running on startup.

Turn off any services you don’t want and any programs you don’t need. I suggest hiding Microsoft services unless you’re confident, it’s easy to break something and they’re unlikely to be causing that.

Start a pension, now.

By the time you retire they’re going to be even more valuable than they are today.

And thanks to the way they work, starting early with a small amount has a bigger impact than putting loads in when you’re earning more later.

Enough people that there’s this effect named after this happening

That damn algorithm. You send a dic pic to one celebrity and you’re being bombarded for life

Grab the low hanging fruit

Sounds like locker room banter to me

Nope.

Tried the big two didn’t get anything out of it.

Dropped Reddit during the big storm.

I’m fine with things as they are now.

The lower amount of content on Lemmy is balanced by the increased quality and the fact I can’t spend all day on here

That’s a lot of medication for someone young.

I imagine he could feel very angry, sad and resentful about that. And the yet he can’t express it to the thing that’s being so unfair to him how do you tell your illness it’s being unfair?

So it’s just sat there until someone comes along and reminds him of how unfair it is and how angry he is by telling him to take his medication, and again he’s feeling powerless.

So he takes what little power he has back, he refuses his medication and attacks the nurses.

Extreme situation, given it’s potentially life and death stuff, regular human behaviour. Who hasn’t snapped at someone when we’re in a bad mood when they were trying to help?

That’s the best figure I’ve seen for the total lifetime impact.

It depends on a like for like comparison. A really massive and inefficient EV will not stack up so well against a small efficient ICE, for example.

There’s just too much variation for any one figure to be both simple and accurate

In terms of Carbon, they produce about one third of the damage which an equivalent internal combustion engine car would.

There’s a lot of factors that go into the final figures, like the specifics of the vehicle and the source of the energy used to charge it.

It’s a bit like vaping instead of smoking. Neither are good for you but one is clearly worse than the other.

I’ve been shocked by the way people will believe violent Demagogues who convince them horrible things are okay if they’re doing them for the benefit of their group of people.

The number of conspiracy theories people of the past were willing to believe about queer folk, foreign people and anyone who didn’t conform is absolutely staggering.

Glad we out grew that.

This is why I use waterfox

Loads of people have habitual attraction to unhealthy relationship patterns.

Being drawn to the same kind of asshole over and over can feel like a chemical green flag, wisdom and experience show it’s a red flag and things always end the same unhappy way

Disclaimer, not an American. I’m answering with my perspective for what it’s worth and because no one else has.

From what I’m able to see here, there’s a lot of Americans who are doing absolutely fine. Many of them. Seems there’s enough who are that the ones who complain about their unreasonable treatment don’t have enough voice to change things.

It’s true that every human society has rich and poor, the ones with abundance and those who struggle. The weird part from where I’m standing is that not every Human society declares itself the Greatest country in the world.

I wonder how much that kind of propaganda impacts on people’s ability to see the flaws and make the changes. Seems many Americans don’t even see the systemic problems there as problems. They see the people struggling as the problem.

When I hear stories of things like children who refuse to swear an oath of loyalty every morning being shamed and ostracised I really do fear for their ability to be honest with each other.