For some videos, if I lock my phone during playback, they will appear on my Lock Screen to be able to resume playback, this seems normal enough… but even after closer Voyager (I am using the native app), the video remains on the Lock Screen.
Is there a way to stop that?
I believe they made themselves.
Yes that’s the joke.
Hmm good point, I had not considered that!
I like iOS. Fight me.
No that definitely looks more like a copper pipe than conduit which is typically PVC, steel, zinc… basically nothing that could be confused with copper.
Close, but you’re way off!
2% of 300M is 6M (6 million). So the percentage is closer to 0.2%.
Also the percentage is useless without a comparison to Israel. The 2,250 number represents about 0.02% of their population! So still a massive difference, based on those numbers.
Would love to see some widescreen support implemented. Mainly, accounting for the notch (see my screenshot for what the notch currently blocks from view) and just having images display horizontally when holding your phone that way. Currently, rotating to landscape just keeps the image vertical with tons of wasted space.
Here’s my take…
Hotel air conditioners feel like perfect air conditioning. Likely due in part to hotel rooms being a small space, usually limited to one outside window, and they are usually good sized units so they will cool it very fast and effectively. Also the rooms are usually warm when you first enter, and so you turn on the A/C and immediately feel the room getting colder.
Similarly, McDonald’s pop is essentially perfect. McDonald’s arguably strives for consistency above all else, so you know that a Sprite from any location will be the perfect mix, the exact right about of carbonation, perfectly chilled with jus the right amount of ice. It will even have their specific large diameter straw to ensure the ideal flow rate when you drink.
No you didn’t. There are a total of zero $5/day spots in downtown Toronto.
Now who can turn this into a web app? ;)
Probably manure that has been spread over nearby farmers fields.
Must be thinking of the incident in Peterborough…
I’m a native English speaker and had no issue… but I come across (or hear) contractions like “ain’t” often enough that it barely registers as being non-standard… just much less formal, really. Some punctuation might’ve helped you here.