This “dumbphone” runs 99% of Android apps.

Stop, I can only get so wet.

Which other faucets?

Well, not anymore.

Apps exist that have you place the phone next to you on the mattress so the accelerometer can track your movement, while the mic tracks snoring and such.

For sure, adherence to design language doesn’t stop these things from being ridiculous.

You’re right, shape is also part of design language too, but I don’t think being an EV prevented this from looking like a Ferrari. Body styling cues could make the connection, like the way a Cayenne is a SUV but still looks like what you think of as a Porche. It just seems like Ferrari didn’t want to here, for one reason or another.

This wasn’t designed to appeal to their current customers. Apparently some people like bland EVs and Ferrari want some of that money.

You’re misunderstanding the term. Design language is subtle aesthetic cues, usually not functional, that remind you of other things they’ve made in the past. To suggest that the batteries dictate stuff like the shape of headlights doesn’t make sense.

Maybe, but leaving that part out is malpractice.

everyone gets it

Disagree, plenty of people still need to hear it.

Debian Testing doesn’t get timely security updates.

Try not to delete any databases on your way to the parking lot!

For starters, do you know if your laptop does S3 sleep or S0? I feel like the latter introduces a lot of uncertainty.

how Mario Paint would play on an emulator, on pc, with a modern optical mouse

Or if you have a Switch with an online subscription, Mario Paint is included with the SNES games, and you can plug in any USB mouse.

But there was no joy in Mudville.

His hygienist specializes in miasmas.

photorec

I know what you mean about Gold and Silver. Everything you mentioned, plus events that happened on specific days of the week, “mystery gift” functionality via IR, and more stuff I’m forgetting. There were also radio stations you could “listen” to (read text) that made the world feel alive.

Even in gen 1, trading/battling revived link-cable culture, which I’d only ever seen people use for Tetris, years before.

Ouch.