Don Juan Trump was right there.

Sounds like it wasn’t a clean update. I haven’t had any problems, I didn’t even realize the app had updated.

What happens after you delete the app, redownload, and sign in again? What happens after you restart the phone?

I have been very successful at ignoring Windows for quite some time.

Bill Hicks: “Okay, dinosaur bones.”

“God put those there to test our faith.”

“…l think god put you here to test my faith.”

Exactly. The pilot doesn’t have a death wish.

Doesn’t matter, MJ still friendzones Peter.

It does not surprise me that the Air is literally the folding phone without the second screen.

Ever since I was a kid, bacteriophages have always looked like some kind of Star Wars walker to me.

Which port?

In the sense that never letting your child go outside is “protecting them from harm.”

Apple has long told users what is and isn’t safe. Those safeguards should be available, but the choice to use them and to what degree of intensity should be at the user’s discretion - not Apple’s.

More billion-dollar companies need to be fined for being “uncouth.”

The iPhone was released in 2007, and the Google Translate app for iOS and Android had the feature to point the phone’s camera at text to auto-translate it around 2010.

The duality of man.

They literally tried that once:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ky1yRTjkX7Q

Average East-Asian news cycle:

China: “We are preventing the export of rare earth minerals to strengthen our country.”

US: “We are imposing tariffs to strengthen our economy.”

Japan: “22-year-old undergraduate turns a leaf into a battery.”

“Gravity is a law. And I obey the law.” - John Pinette

Put the exhaust fan on separate switch and don’t use it while you’re in there. That’s what I’ve been doing, most Japanese baths are wired that way.

Older Japanese construction can have a small window to the outside to help with ventilation. The only reason it would be drafty is if that window is open/won’t seal properly or if the fan is pulling the heat out too quickly.

Find someone who will install a Japanese bath in your house.

This turns the whole room into a waterproof shower stall in which a tub is optionally placed. So you can just walk into that room and stand wherever you please.

I assume OP’s shower is built into a tub. Which means they have to step up and over to get in.

Shower stalls are just “walk-in”, yeah. But not everyone has those.