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I think those are supposed to be rocks jutting from shallow waters. At least, that's how my brain automatically interpreted the image.

In N Out! And before visitors that only tried it once jump down my throat, claiming it's overrated and whatnot, let me make my case.

First of all, the menu you see when you walk in is just the first step. You have to know all the little nooks and crannies to really get the true In N Out experience. Grilled onions, chopped chilies, animal style, etc. Freedom of choice abounds!

Secondly, value wise, it can't be beat. Quality ingredients for an entire meal for around $10! Their shakes are also bomb (Neapolitan, not listed on the menu), and while their fries are a controversial opinion, I enjoy them enough with black pepper and their spread (animal style is fantastic too).

Great dev too! I suggested a few improvements awhile back, and not only did he respond back, he had it implemented within the next update. And a one time payment instead of a subscription, which automatically makes this highly customizable app better than most of its peers.

I really wish my sports communities migrated over. Even a few dozen users would be better than talking to the play by play bots, although I think the bots here are much better than the ones on Reddit.

Even without score spoilers, just KNOWING that millions of other fans are experiencing the same moment as you is as chilling of an effect as the game itself!

Not sure what Moto's camera gestures are, but if you're now using a Samsung, you can say "smile" or "cheese" to take a picture when in camera mode. Super handy when you're holding something in the other hand. As for flashlight, there are plenty of options, such as MacroDroid & Tasker. I currently have the flashlight on/off bound to double-clicking the Bixby button.

October Dodgers giving us an early preview of the disappointment that awaits us.

I'm more or less the same. It really depends on what I'm doing or going. I semi-solved this issue with a sling bag, which contains the majority of the things I might need on almost any given day, but add/remove things as needed. For example, if I'm going to a sports arena, I can't bring anything at all, but if it's a day full of errands around town, I at least bring the bag and leave it in my car.

I used to rely on team reporter's notifications for any rain delays during a baseball game, or potential injury scratches during NBA season. Instead, I have to keep refreshing Google to see their tweets (I'm not giving traffic to X, if I can help it).

Do you need a stickied notification? Not sure if that's enough for what you're looking for, but a reminder/task app with reoccurring options and a non-dismissable feature might work. Ruppu, Taskito, and I think Microsoft's To Do might also have this option.

Repeating reminder: DO NOT CALL between 10pm-2am would work, for example.

In what way are any of those phones "premium?" You're literally listing the two phones I can get to access an SD card. The $1400 Sony or low to mid-range ones. So I have to compromise my choice in my diminishing feature set so that the common man can have yet another Galaxy, Pixel, or even an iPhone that doesn't distinguish themselves beyond their OS/skin, camera count, and folding screens? Pick any one of these phones in the last 3 years and tell me what makes them unique and more practical than my Note 20 Ultra.

Plus, at least in the US, the common man is going for an iPhone. Apple just got nearly 60% of the market share here, so no, there isn't a plethora of choices, and Android OEMs aren't exactly fighting tooth and nail to provide exceptions in their products. So if I want a phone with actual "premium" features - such as cameras that eat up storage - and includes an SD card slot, it's down to Sony and Sony alone.

Still on my Note 20 Ultra, since it's the last real "Ultra" phone that Samsung has released, except for the headphone jack, but I've learned to adapt with this compromise. I think my SD Card was a SanDisk? I don't remember, since I bought it years ago, and it has lasted me since I got this phone on release day. I didn't really care about read-write speed, because everything I'm accessing doesn't really require blazing fast transfers.