Is that what the issue was with Robertson? That would explain a lot. An old coworker described them as the fastest way to shear a head. They did strip out sometimes but usually you didn't have to worry about it because the head would snap off first.
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I don't know if you can change the icon color, I didn't try. I have a launcher I like so I immediately switched to that and it let's me use any icons I want.
I have not had any camera issues on mine, 6a
I never used the stock os or sandboxed play services so I can't help there.
I use Organic Maps and am fine with it, but mostly I use paper maps. My need for live mapping is very limited. You might want to try GMaps WV https://f-droid.org/packages/us.spotco.maps/
What it is GMaps WV is a WebView wrapper for using Google Maps without exposing your device. more info, including limitations Here
Overall I am happy with GrapheneOS, no issues.
Well now that you have resorted to ad hominem I certainly believe you are correct.
Anyway, I will wait for the accident report and then your apology.
It happened the last time Trump tried it. China slapped a tariff on an ag product, soy (iirc), China stopped buying, the government bailed out the farmers. Everyone lost except China.
You get to keep all the water and mud?
I dunno, they never explained this
https://www.newsweek.com/blaze-levels-brand-new-fire-station-that-had-no-alarms-installed-1971166
I did something similar a few years ago, but used vermouth (nowhere near as much of course) and added in some Cascara, which is coffee fruit that surrounds the bean. It was quite good.
Article from yesterday
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cx2ld7r4432o
You are correct
Second, Canada on the northern border has become a more accessible entry point for Indians, with a visitor visa processing time of 76 days (compared to up to a year for a US visa in India).
Pronounced like the peanut butter, Jif
With LEDs in general the power supply is usually what makes a good one. Bean counters love to save money there because you can design a supply with very few parts, if you add a few more you can have a good supply. A better quality supply will have protection for itself and the lights. LEDs really like to run at their rated voltage, and they hate power spikes.
For lights used outside the IP rating (how water resistant it is) usually needs to be taken with a few grains of salt.
If I wanted something permanent-ish I would talk to people that install it professionally.
While I have done Christmas lighting, I have never done Christmas light fixtures themselves. I do a lot of outdoor lighting for work. For my own personal stuff at home I always make my own power supplies.
It didn't come off the factory floor a month ago.
If I crash my 31 year old Toyota are you to say "well, it was a Toyota". Or are you going to think driver error, poor conditions, maintenance issue?
Infrequently on vacation. Never on days off
I nap 3-4 times a month at work during lunch though.