Wow yeah quite surprised with that but noted.

Maybe in the version 2 https://littlealchemy2.com/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fediverse

Are we there yet?

What is conker https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=k5t6ej8Jzew

IYKYK 🤪

Ai had difficulty to do a nativity scene without Mary 😀

No matter what you do, right to jail

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=wty2aL2aECc

The good

• These phones still have some of the best screens you can buy—even the non-Pro iPhone hits it out of the park
• They have by far the best smartphone performance, too
• Solid gains in GPU performance
• Camera Control brings the long-awaited physical shutter button
• The customizable Action button makes its way to the base iPhone
• New photographic styles allow you to move away from the pitfalls of Apple’s computational photography decisions in any direction you choose
• High-end camera features previously reserved for more expensive models have trickled down
• Ultra-wide photos in low light got quite a bit better
• Battery life improvements are always welcome

The bad

• 60 Hz on the non-Pro phones is looking a bit long in the tooth
• Likewise, always-on displays are now standard in some of the iPhone 16’s direct competitors
• The Pro phones don’t offer enough to justify an upgrade over the base models for the majority of consumers
• Possibly the most subtle year-over-year upgrades in iPhone history—if that’s really a bad thing

The ugly

• Not much, other than the steep prices

Very interesting

Agreed with you. In Europe, there’s a superstition that gifting a knife can “cut” or sever a relationship. To avoid this, the person receiving the knife must give a coin—usually just a small one—back to the giver. This act symbolically “pays” for the knife, turning it into a purchase rather than a gift, and preventing any bad luck or harm to the friendship or relationship.

It’s blend of practicality, tradition, and superstition.

One explanation ties this to a belief that closing a knife someone else opened can bring bad luck, or is considered bad manners. There’s also the practical side: if someone hands you an open blade, they’re entrusting you with a dangerous tool, and closing it before handing it back could suggest you don’t trust them to handle it properly.

Happy cake day

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