So I'm going to weigh in with my experience with a still birth and maybe what they were ultimately hoping for. At 26 weeks my wife had a still birth. It was our second child. We don't know what caused it but his heart stopped beating. My wife noticed after a few hours of no movement and trying everything thing she could to stir the baby. (eating ice, cold drinks, pushing on her belly to try and rouse movement, etc.) She finally went to the hospital and they confirmed no heart beat. So she was induced and gave birth to our dead child. Honestly the saddest moment of my life by a fucking huge margin and seeing the emotional pain my wife was feeling. However we were asked if we would like to hold him. We said yes. At 26 weeks they are very much fully developed in the terms of physical appearance and can survive if born premature. I have a friend who was born at 26 weeks and his sister at 24. Anyway it did provide some closure and I'm thinking this would have been they're goal if abortion would have been legal in their state and insurance covering even just some of it. But they were forced to go out of state which requires them to bare all the financial burden. Which they obviously couldn't and had to go a cheaper and more "destructive" route. The headline is very sensational and they do a horrible job portraying the actual wished for out come because they did only mention induction and did not do much more than that.
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Same. I was an Infinity user. Currently for lemmy I am mainly switching between connect and liftoff.
The dev announced they will be switching to a subscription model. However, Infinity is open source and someone is trying to make a lemmy/kbin version called Beyond. They don't have a discord up yet but it seems like they plan to when an alpha is ready.
The Ender series splits and has a series of books from Ender's pov and the other from Bean's. Both are great and imo the series that follows Bean was a little more engaging.
I can't even comprehend how dumb this image is.
Antimine is a great minesweeper app
Ok, but with even a little bit of research and looking around in Nova launcher itself, you would've found that you can opt out of usage analytics and all permissions. Branch even says this themselves on their discord.
It literally doesn't effect anything if you opt out.
I'm going to piggy back on this comment for all the people who don't want to do the research on Nova and their recent acquisition by Branch. You can opt in or out of usage statistics and all permissions in the app. The new mods on their discord have a FAQ that expresses this also. I have no way to prove otherwise but if all we have is their word then you should take all apps usages disclosures with a grain of salt.
Edit: funny enough I just installed and read the first few paragraphs of Niagra's privacy policy which says it collects and shares user analytics. To each their own I guess.
Wait you don't think Samsung is collecting your data?
We have a Canadian customer working on importing one themselves. I have no idea what that involves or cost but for the 450's Canada isn't out of the equation completely.
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