Nothing lasts forever. That's pretty normal. I'm experiencing the same.
Something worth considering; how you treated your body in your 20s potentially had an impact on how bad your body functions now. We all break down in time, but how bad those breaks are influenced by the decisions we made over time.
I ended up buying the Killswitch case from Dbrand. It's sturdy, the lip of the case rises up to cover the screen edges and it has a hard face cover while traveling. I normally leave it with its kickstand on various locations to charge for when I need it. It was an added weight but I don't notice it anymore, and I enjoy the textured feel of the case.
There's no year listed. Just a month and a day.
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Starting off the day with a Grizzly pun I see. I generally prefer Black humor, so apologies if my response appears Polar.
I'm jealous. Mine tries to sit on my chest, or face when I play. The other one likes to get fur inside the case.
I don't know if the Internet has made folks dumber per se. What we may be experiencing is the visibility of semi anonymous unfiltered thought. I've had conversations with individuals online who have made claims that are egregiously incorrect and will defend those claims to the death but when discussed in person, they are amenable to discourse and can change their opinions.
I'm not saying this is true for all cases but I think the is a lot more going on here in our digital age.
Edit: removed an embarrassing typo.
Well played...
I'm just going to steal the response I read years ago.
"I possess a device, in my pocket, that is capable of accessing the entirety of information known to man. I use it to look at pictures of cats and get into arguments with strangers."
I've been using Liftoff on Android. It's way better than mobile browsing but no where near the same level as Sync. Biggest pain points are searching and subscribing to new instances as well as an insane amount of cache builds up and never clears on its own.
Currently I can't load my subscribed instances but I think that's a temporary bug...
I am eagerly and patiently awaiting Sync for Lemmy release.
We never referred to them as bell bottoms but by their brand name; Jncos. And they were rather popular for a subsect of teenage/young adult culture in the late 90s/early 2000s.