Gotta love the purr of that engine

It's a Dobbie Photoshop

Airpaws

These cats are so identical i have trouble believing it's not one cat copy pasted.

Update: the verdict is in, the one on the right is a copy cat. I can tell because of the pixels.

Cats can be affectionate. They provide entertainment too. I like it when my cat Somes to sit on my lap when I'm reading a book, or snuggled up i bed when it's cold at night.

I admire dog people for being able to give their pets all the attention they need, go for walks, clean after them. some times I don't have the time to give enough attention to my cat when he wants to play.

Like that time they made a giant hole in the screen and called it 'dynamic island' 😂

It's the iBump, it's a haptic invention gently letting you know you have passed to the other half of the screen. They also made it visible to give you a gentle cue as to where the middle is.

Idk, he popularized electric cars, it has to count for something. But yes, net loss.

It's their inhouse project, so if they'll probably focus their efforts on it if they're no longer investing in 3rd party.

I mostly remember him from the movie "Convoy".

RIP Rubber Duck, 10-4.

I never used any public ports. Reality is if i have a cable with me, I'm just as likely to have a power bank, and it charges my phone faster. It also gives me more freedom of movement as I don't have to be wired to a wall.

I really liked 11/22/63, it was my first King novel, but then I read The Outsider and was disillusioned.

Only in one country, and I don't happen to live in it.

Because a book can be read again, provide virtually the same value to the next person. If you try to resell a movie ticket or vacation it won't work, because ticket is access to a one time experience.

Probably some children's book I can't remember. The earliest book I remember reading by myself would be one of this series (in Polish) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tomek_in_the_Land_of_Kangaroos?wprov=sfla1

This one was also a popular children's book, but I think it was read to me by my mother https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Akademia_pana_Kleksa_(novel)?wprov=sfla1

You're right, but I only read fiction so i don't care if a book was updated. Corrections are expected.

For everything else, the internet archive does a good job of archiving internet contents.

I haven't considered this. I'm pretty sure my library has ebooks, but it's not compatible with my Kindle, and i wouldn't want to read them any other way.

I really couldn't justify buying new books. Once you read it what do you do with it? Secondhand books are very cheap because books don't hold value (except for rare books). Libraries do exist and provide books for free, and you can order books if they don't have them in your local library, but waiting times for new releases can be months.

Ebooks are my favorite, but i have even less reason to buy ebooks (on Amazon) as they can't be resold or even gifted. Unless it costs €1 or €2, but these cheap books aren't great.

Some subscription service, like Netflix would be perfect for me if it had all the books. Kindle Unlimited is good, but selection of available titles is very limited.

"quick, follow that car"

It's unusable without ads, so if you watch a lot of YouTube it's worth to pay.