That is not enough!
qyron
joined 2 years ago
What type of products would be getting these?
Cernunnos descent failed.
And give him free atention? Nah.
Just say "I wish for this man, his ideas and his life work to slide into disregard and irrelevance and become nothing more than a footnote on idiocy".
Let them come. We're already here and this space is very different from Reddit.
There is the probability that OP could be watching their own conception. Doesn't get more instructional than that.
Portugal, €5/month, 100GB of data connection, 5000 call minutes. I'm supposed to pay one cent per sms but I have yet to be charged.
Try store brand first. I have first hand experience with Lidl and it's good. But then again, my mouth is very tolerant regarding care.
From my country, Portugal, I can recommend Pasta Medicinal Couto.
It's a staple from decades ago. Never used it but people who do swear by it.
And after this, I think I have to try it.
Yes. And I use only rugged phones.
I work in an environment where not having one would be very unwise but even before I've used screen protectors. It became standard practice from the moment the usable screen area became too large to not being worthy of protecting by my own means and efforts.
I've used those flexible anti scratch protectors, the hard, glass like, and the new generation gel films. I personally prefer the hard, supposedly tempered, screen protectors.
It is a learned skill to apply a screen film properly, I'll admit, as I will admit I have ruined my share of it. I used to just buy it in bulk to allow for mistakes.
There are quite affordable vaccum machines that do wonders for those who are less apt at applying those films. Only work for hard glass or flexible; the gel ones have to be precision cut.
If you wear a lot of films, it may be a reasonable expense. Applying one protecting film can cost me anywhere between €8 to €20. The machines I've seen cost around €60.
I live in an area where fires are frequent and aerial cables plentiful.
Once in a while, a crew comes around and picks up all the broken cable. But considering these are mostly glass, non insulated cables, I'd risk it just becomes another inert part of the soil.
Hopefully, there will be a retrieval plan, after all the madness ends.
Still not enough.