Thanks for the tip!

I think it’s something that the author defines when creating the PWA so it’s difficult for us to override it.

For me it was the deduplication that takes me to PieFed. I’m only using Voyager at the moment as I’m lying on my side and the PieFed PWA rotates.

Here’s hoping Voyager updates to support PieFed.

“Headway 38120 lithium iron phosphate cells”

They’re not the burny type you’re thinking of. Less volatile.

My $300 G84 isn’t worth nicking. Does all I need nicely though.

I hope they do. If not, as soon as PieFed has a decent stable app, I’m switching. The deduplication is just too good.

Where’s Wilson?

The finger pointed at the fish tank.

Trump is the new covid?

Naah. They’ll be in flight mode.

Ooga Ooga Mushka.

Throws in “Flight of the Navigator” to skip forward eight years.

I did the same. Will do until the apps integrate translation.

“How about a nice game of chess?”

Whopper or Wopr?

Hey, it’s the reward for having a cold - that feeling as you pull out a booger that detaches from deep in the back of your sinuses.

There’s something down there!

Thanks :)

Had a tricky patch in life. Recovered. I remember the calls and letters from that time, and the relief of finding a way out. Not sure if it can help OP, but hope there’s something similar available today.

In Australia we have a thing called a part 9 debt agreement. If you enter into one of those it’s an ‘act of bankruptcy’ but you have an agreement with creditors to pay them off over a long period and potentially without interest.

Once in an agreement I believe they must stop hassling you.

Source: had one 20+ years ago.

I could have gone bankrupt instead, but it wasn’t fair to the people who I owed money to.

My phone was on 5% battery so I turned it off. While sitting on the shitter, I examined its pale blue body (Moto g84) and observed the dents on the edges from the times it had fallen to a hard surface.

I reminisced back 30 years when it would have been a Phillips, Hanimex, Aiwa or Sony walkman that had been my similar constant companion, whose design was etched in my memory after months or years of use.

They’re kind of right. We don’t see the phone for what it is, but rather for what it displays; although the intimate knowledge of the contols of the phone remain.

A multimeter on DC.