Ah, I think the s6 was released before Bixby and my next phone was the s10 which I think combined it with the power button, so I never had the dedicated Bixby button.

Who is going to take care of all the dogs? Can some of us stay behind for them?

Maybe im not familiar with the limitations of the button, but my galaxy phones have always been a shortcut for the camera or press and hold for power, which is exactly how I’d want it. I know there were complaints about Bixby but I also remember being able to reassign the button.

Today after reading the comment I replied to lol.

I figured it’d be the vocals that’d bother someone more than anything, but to each their own.

I get why people may like it (i finally caved and gave it a shot this year), but I just find it offensive. I don’t like it being labeled as pizza. I’d be ok with someone cutting it into small squares and calling it Hawaiian charcuterie stack or something. I’ll accept it as an appetizer or if it’s meatless, I’d allow it as a dessert.

Sometimes I just don’t feel like learning something new.

People still miss it when you include “and just in case… /s” or similar “im not serious” or “sarcasm” disclaimer at the bottom

Hate? I can understand being indifferent towards them, but I’d find it hard to believe anyone would say they hate them.

@yahoo for me

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I’m torn on this question - I know so many people that were diagnosed as kids that grew out of it, and so many friends/family with kids now that got diagnosed too quickly, which makes me think those with behavioral issues are getting diagnosed, probably just as many people that are getting diagnosed as adults that should have been diagnosed as a kid.

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Paying them for exclusive access, nothing but a win for google

May, June, July, and this first week of September this year have been some of the hottest I’ve experienced. August was probably the coolest.

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“Makr up lies and publish papers” got me.

One of the many reasons I dropped out of my PhD program was because my advisor insisted on continuing to use a broken model with unrealistic improvements (an HVAC system) because “they expect these numbers to be wrong” when we present a 90% energy usage reduction to cool a house (ended up being more like 15% and a very complicated and expensive system)

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