The lines were redrawn. Therefore she fled because she knew couldn’t win since she won the last election by a mere 500+ votes.

What’s next? Hats? Shoes? The sky’s the limit.

Have you ever watched MSNBC? Michael Steele is super far from a MAGA cultists. He openly attacks Trump. Not exactly apples to apples.

Just the pro life crowd being inhumane. Nothing to see here.

This is badass!

I haven’t used wired headphones in about 8 years. Bluetooth all the way.

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Looks like Roland Schitt.

I love Ted Lasso, but I actually have found about a dozen shows on AppleTV+. I love Severance, The Servant, Loot, Trying, Still Up, See, Foundation, The Morning Show, Physical, nature shows, documentaries, and still have shows on my list I haven’t gotten too.

Max has them.

About time. Apple has had this in their mail app for years.

I’ve been on all the betas. It’s fine. There are still things I’d like to see resolved still, but it’s stable enough to use.

No major U.S. carrier gas used 2G for years. Well, at least Verizon and AT&T. Sprint did as well before merging with T-Mobile. That are shutting down 2G this year. So, not really a big deal.

I follow damn near every community on lemmy that I followed on reddit. I follow 97 communities on lemmy with all communities active and none with 0 posts. I left reddit immediately and haven’t looked back. All the news, whether political or tech related, I get from lemmy. I think people just haven’t found the right communities. You have to put in some time to find them since you may have 5 or 6 with the same name. But, once you do, you should be good to go.

Voyager is exactly like Apollo for reddit.

My top 2 are Voyager and Connect.

My favorite is Voyager followed by Connect.

It took over the top spot with Connect for me. Voyager gives me instant reddit vibes like the Apollo app. Great layout. It’s super smooth.

Exmo here too.

For single comments that you don’t understand, the best course of action is to actually click into the comment and it will show what they are replying to. Kind of like Twitter, but backwards. Does that make sense?