snail_hunter

Everything I've seen has recommended working bottom to top. "Working your way up is recommended because suds will run down the wall if you start at the top, and it’ll be harder to see dirt and debris that needs to be scrubbed off."

Being biodegradable doesn't mean that it belongs in that environment. This could have messed with the native plants and animals in a bad way. The landfill isn't a great option but it is possible that it was industrially composted.

Kelp drink containa kelp, Krabby patties contain crab

Typewriters were staggered so that the mechanical arms wouldn't collide. Your finger bends out and back linearly. Personally I prefer split keyboards or ones like the Atreus that have each half angled out, this avoids having to bend your wrists. But either way keyboards with linear columns are more ergonomic than staggered columns.

You have any data whatsoever to back that up?

This has big "You're depressed? Have you tried going for a walk?" vibes

So after accommodating for and accepting people who use neo-pronouns, you won't attempt to accommodate and accept people who are on the spectrum?

I guess if you reduce my whole comment to the price point then sure, not sure why you feel the need to be combative. I got mine at the launch sale for $1000, so $300 less than the S24. I agree that the S24 has better specs. Still not sure what the "huge drawbacks" are.

Edit: prices on Amazon are $1,099 vs $1,049 for the flip and s24 respectively so 🤷‍♂️

I have the flip 5. It's really not that expensive compared to other flagships and haven't seen any "huge drawbacks". The cameras definitely aren't as good as other phones in the same price range but it's nice that it works as it's own tripod and is pretty pocketable.

Most of their products run android so don't meet OPs requirements

I disagree. You probably shouldn't rewire your house yourself but changing out an outlet/switch or installing a water softener are extremely easy tasks that would not be worth hiring a contractor for. There's quite a lot you can safely do on your own as long as you educate yourself and triple check everything.

I don't remember the exact numbers (and am not a doctor) but the vast majority of the average person's daily sodium intake comes from processed foods, not home cooking.