

Drew Gooden provided some information on it also, but it was largely what you said.
Drew Gooden provided some information on it also, but it was largely what you said.
Since you put a sincere effort into answering me, I will retaliate.
Usually I’m in a state of “I could eat.” This is even true if I intellectually am aware it’s a bad idea. If you put something my taste buds enjoy in front of me, unless I am physically at capacity, I will probably consume it.
I don’t really have a healthy relationship with food.
Do you ever not?
For me it’s location, but I just created a shortcut on my home screen to take me directly to the setting.
The first, last and only time I’ve ever interacted with Digimon was the theme song for what I assume was the same show. To be fair, the song was pretty awesome.
I’ve been out of the VR scene for a while so I don’t know nothin’ about nothin’, but I love the name “WiVRn.”
Also, most male teenagers fashioning themselves as super heroes - accurately or otherwise - probably wouldn’t describe themselves as “teen” or “boy” or whatever.
edit: Remove redundant word.
This is the same experience I had … After I found a reliable USB cable. To be fair, the Graphene docs do mention this as a potential issue, but I’ve never had the USB cable be an issue before. As such, I wanted to mention that that warning is legit.
If it helps, while I wouldn’t swear to this, I’m pretty sure I’ve never been in an Accord.
Er … Is this a joke about an Accord being a kind of car? Because I don’t use my phone while on the road.
I’m old, but I was homeschooled so not once was I hip.
In fact I’m pretty sure my actual physical hip is failing.
That makes sense, I guess. Thank you.
We are in accord.
I always figure, any smart phone I buy is going to spy on me. I have no interest in an iPhone, so my options are either let Google spy on me or let Google + the phone manufacturer spy on me. It’s a case of minimizing damage.
Plus Pixels are the only ones that support Graphene.
This might help determine whether or not they enjoy the company of a particular gender, but you couldn’t use this method to identify, for example, bisexuality. Unless you take group showers, I guess.
Still, I appreciate the revelation!
You know, I think I’ve heard something about hexagons on the internet before …