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Hey, hey, hey: Mushrooms before acid (although honestly trying to make friends with shared interests is probably the best idea).

I mean, for a phone yeah, but a small, relatively cheap waterproof device with a battery under a watt will probably start having issues at 5 years, more likely much before that. Waterproofing something that small will probably not be easy after replacing the battery, so while you probably will be able to eventually, it probably will be a little more fragile afterwards. I've got a fitbit, and I've seen the videos of replacing the 0.25 watt battery, would for sure doubt it's water resistance afterwards, probably easier to replace.

Took a couple of secs. Cologne.

Yep. And mazda has physical climate button/knobs, with a physical dial to control the infotainment (it's pretty convenient, if a bit of an older design on most of their vehicles).

Problems arise when you have a dog that would greatly prefer the hose to the peanut butter.

He doesn't. But neither does the US, which increasingly seems to be the point. He's clearly playing out a Russian objective of alienating us from our allies. Don't know if it's totally Russia, or maybe China funding behind Russia, but its very bad outcome for the US.

Guess this is where you end up after sailing the sea of cheese.

Then maybe Harris and her team should have listened to some feedback about their widely unpopular stance that seemed to somewhat equate them with the Republicans during an election which they absolutely couldn't afford to be seen as remotely similar to republicans.

It would be in theory, but mostly it's just spread around as how any protest against Israel cost the democrats the US election (despite how it was considered widely unpopular to support Israel's genocide by most democrats).

As someone who drives a mazda with infotainment designed before touchscreens (it has one), I'm fine with this.

Sounds like a plan. Even if we're not getting the true taste, it should be considered true because it's that good.

Yeah, it's used in a lot of different cultures' foods. Like it you eat Indian or Vietnamese food, theres a decent chance it could be there, not just Mexican, which is what I think a lot of people think of when cilantro is used in cooking.

That sucks. I just made some enchiladas with diced cilantro stem last night (more flavor in the stem). Don't feel bad, I'm sure they don't mind when they realise it tastes bad to you. Now I'm just sad you don't get to enjoy the true taste of cilantro.

Those poor, poor people.

Don't forget Anti-Fluoride Jr., who doesn't believe in stimulant based adhd meds.

I think it's just that they are more obvious here, so it led to a popular use term. Bigger issue is that they can be kinda annoying and I suspect it might only grow their numbers if they are the default community that potential redditors have as their first experience in lemmy.

Conclave (2024). Don't watch too many movies these days, made an exception for this one because it was recommended by a few friends, and it didn't disappoint. The acting is what makes it stand out, not necessarily the plot (basically a bunch of Cardinals squabbling about who is to be the new pope, with much infighting and backstabbing).

Because it's trolls more often than not.

Yes, but if a phone isn't on AT&Ts whitelist you can't even get a data connection. It's bs for sure (the phone can use the same bands), but it means you can't register it with AT&T, and I'm not going back on anything like sprint.

Does depend on your carrier though. AT&T is pretty much off the table, it's not whitelisted.