@maique Probably a good rule to live by. 😆

@odd A bear wrestling movie!? Do tell!

@maique The first-party app’s notifications are working again these days. You just need to toggle them off and back on in the app. It’s what I’m using now that Gluon’s EOL.

@amerpie Look at them! I saw one brown bear out in Colorado, but he was a looong way away.

@maique Nah, these are black bears. They’re the skittish ones that aren’t really aggressive like the brown grizzly bears. 🙂 Not that I’d want to run up and hug it or anything. Lol

@matt Maisie Peters is so good!

@cvennevik Thanks for reading and sharing! I know that burnout feeling all too well and it sucks. But better things are to come if you do the hard thing. 😉 Good luck!

@nileane @matt Aw, look at these Podcast Pals. 🙂

Two social media posts express excitement about a closing ceremony turning into a Phoenix concert. Both use profile pictures, usernames, timestamps, and options to reply or bookmark comments.

@matt “What’s their motivation?” is a question I’m constantly asking of characters lately and not seeing the answers. It’s what separates a lot of good movies from great ones.

@ibmacin It me! 😊 What’s going on with the display? Is the glass flush but panel not laminated? That shadow at the top looks weird!

@ericgregorich Yeah that’s probably what I’d load up too, plus RSS, Pocket, and Kobo.

@barquq How does it do as a tablet? I like that shape better for eReaders, but the phone size is enticing.

@Mtt 😂

@ericgregorich glad to hear it! What apps are you using with it?

@Kaiern Yeah, I’d definitelly need to sell off some other items before I purchased one.

@bryan Yup. It’s too bad they gave up on their Stadia thing. Could have been a nice cloud gamer too!

@alexandra Exactly! Good phrase 👍

@jarrod It’s too bad Jonathon Majors is generally awful. He portrayed a compelling Kang.

@BasicAppleGuy That's really pretty. 😍

@kottkrig Definitely keeping an eye on this one! 👀

@bobmonsour 🙌

@pratik I hadn’t connected the dots back to the very beginning. Astute observation!

@numericcitizen Awesome!

And here’s Nick Heer with an excellent point:

But relentless user confirmation is not a good answer for privacy, security, or competition. It merely kicks the can down the road, and suggests users cannot be trusted, yet must bear all the responsibility for their choices.

@jarrod Two things that rub me wrong about Grammarly: (1) Having it running all the time and inserting its opinions into every text field on macOS, and (2) I’m always swapping to its third-party keyboard by mistake on iOS.