Sure, that’s an example where we don’t understand the intent of the author.
Sure, that’s an example where we don’t understand the intent of the author.
I solved this for myself by googling Risa. It wasn’t difficult and I didn’t have to complain to anyone, or declare that I was leaving and never coming back or whatever.
That’s kind an argument for not caring about spelling and grammar. We can all tell what Xepp meant. The principle at hand is why linguists say that insisting on rigid grammar and spelling is pointless. Also, language evolves… otherwise we’d be saying thy and thou. Dialects other than the ‘prestige dialect’ spoken and written by people with the highest access to education are considered perfectly legitimate because all that matters is whether the listener can understand…
The new iPhones have a USB-C port. This adapter takes Lightning and has a male USB-C, so it’s for using your existing Lightning cable to charge an iPhone 15.
Nice, that’s the one I was thinking of!
There was a motorola phone meant to do that a long while back too. I assume other manufacturers have made one… I’ll check that out!
Oh, I see it’s a software system and not a specific device. That’s cool. Well damn, I even had a Galaxy S9 and didn’t know about that.
I had this dream in 2010 (not literally a dream, just a notion) that someday, we’d replace desktops with phones… like, sit down at a desk, attach it to a dock, it would connect to a monitor, mouse and keyboard and you could use it like a desktop PC. I suppose we could already do that, other than that the software would still be phone apps not made to be used with a mouse or for the most part a landscape screen.
Some people cook good food, some don’t. I’ve made homemade stuffing dozens of times. A couple of times it was too dry, or too wet and was gummy, or over seasoned. I learned from those and definitely prefer the stuffing I make to any mix.