Blackberry used to be all the rage with teenagers too.
Lord_Logjam
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I've installed the update on my P6 and the fingerprint scanner is working just fine.
Reddit had definitely become a habit for me, one that I'm very pleased to have broken. Lemmy doesn't have the same amount of content yet which helps with that.
There are a couple of subreddits that I still visit. My usage has dropped to a tiny fraction of what it used to be. In fact I think Reddit shitting the bed has been good for me overall as I'm spending a lot less time scrolling random shit.
Not at all. I have only owned the one automatic though so I can speak for all of them. I have a Volvo V60 D3 and the acceleration from standing is pretty damn good.
In the UK it's pretty standard to learn in a manual. I currently have an automatic and honestly I don't want to go back. I like to think I'm a pretty good driver and gears were never an issue for me, but man is it nice to have one less thing to think about when driving.
Oh and I'm 39.
Having shoes designed for running will make a big difference. You don't need to spend a lot to get some half decent ones, but they make running a much more pleasant experience.
A good pair of running shoes will cost you between £100 and £200. You might decide to get a rotation of shoes for different types of run. Maybe a race day shoe, a fast training shoe, and a slower recovery show. So that could set you back a few hundred.
I've been pretty good to be honest. I've got 2 active pairs both of which I got on sale for £80.
I don't, and I find it hard to understand how people truly believe it. I guess it's a search for meaning. I don't get why people feel they need a make believe creator to set their moral compass. Having said that, as long as people don't push their beliefs on others my general philosophy is live and let live.
Running as soon as I discovered the Runningshowgeeks subreddit.
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Blackberry was huge in the teen age group in the UK at least. BBM being the big selling point.