

Regarding the first paragraph, I still think a physical keyboard at this size is slower than swipe typing, regardless of inaccuracies with the display keyboard. But I bet it’s simply a matter of subjectivity.


I’ve also noticed this, and it has a simple solution: slowing down and simply pausing slightly on the letters on the way. 👍


Would be cool. Might even consider it as an option for my kids when it’s time for their first phone.


I’ve also noticed that swipe typing has become increasingly shitty, until I realized it’s me. I’ve become too proficient, and/or sloppy/clumsy. I’m too fast, basically, causing inaccuracy and imprecision. If I just slow down and swipe with more precision, it’s a lot better.
😅 I can imagine, although might be difficult to get a hold of in a pinch.


You can, and I do. 👍


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Too much gas eh. Or ice/crispy snow underneath. Then you need something more grippy.
Another thing with getting your car out of snow is to put something with traction underneath the tires. E.g. some gravel if you have it, a blanket, or the car mats under each wheel. That little extra traction can definitely mean the difference.


I still can’t use it to claim free desktop games. Uninstalled instantly.
I’m thinking if that happens, there will be enough reason since a while back to already have taken the gun out 😅
Does it have its own battery then? What does the fingerprint reader use to draw power?
Does that come with a backup generator in case they cut off electricity?
Saw an article recently about this 10 year old who shot his dad in the head while the dad slept next to the mother. Kid found the key to the gun storage when searching for the Nintendo Switch his dad took away from him, and he was angry at the dad, found the gun… Now he has no dad. Mom woke up to a loud bang and the sound of liquid pouring on the floor.
Devastating read. Really tragic.


I thank you for your service


This is my hope. I got kids, man. This has to be the outcome.


Subscribed! ty


Depends on the car probably, and volume.
Thank you for this. Take note, OP!