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To me it sounded like the main distinction they were trying to make was a dedicated fingerprint reader button rather than an in-screen finger print reader. This is a common preference because the hardware scanner you can activate by touch without working about proper placement, whereas the in-screen readers you have to look at the screen and carefully put your finger just in the on-screen circle showing where you have to precisely place your finger

I would use it for storage of things you almost never need to get to, and just pull the range out on the once-a-year occasion when you need to get something that’s in there.

Your last sentence scuttled the point of your first two sentences.

Why? Don’t get me wrong, i find Sandler movies amusing generally, but I’d never be like “Dude! The new Sandler movie is out! We gotta see it ASAP!”

To kids? Nah i think people still at least give an ear to kids for a couple seconds

In the US that’s true, but it’s not true in every country that has those 3 things

Why do you think that?

I’m ok with all 3 of those, but in incredibly more limited ways than they exist in the us today

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What’s a salad with croutons?

On the side isn’t good enough?

Lots of android phones have a physical fingerprint reader

Title says “android phone”, not just Android

OnePlus make phones that still have many of those features

You’re probably right in terms of the name, i just don’t know the correct name to use instead. Lots of places use big rocks to prevent vehicles from entering an area, whatever they’re called.

https://www.elite-gss.com/product/traffic-management-barriers/boulder-barrier/

Isn’t it a little too clean and perfect to be a naturally created desire path?

I’m pretty sure that’s a bollard to block cars

They’re gonna return the money that they got from taking it as a write off on their taxes, right? Right?

The person already bought a very nice bicycle

Oh for sure, i didn’t mean to suggest that you can buy anything for use as an investment, i just meant that after enough time every object will eventually start increasing in value merely because it is old enough. Even a used diaper from babylonian times would probably be worth some amount of money