Not exactly (I don’t think). You could choose pre-written responses, but only after the initial spiel about the screening and eventually you’d have to either hang up or answer the call. This is more like you can just pick up the call and text whatever.
The feature is texting replies during a call that are read out to the caller.
I used Flipboard way back when tablets were a new thing and it was clearly designed as a tablet experience. I didn’t click with it and I still don’t fully understand what it is but I’m surprised they’re still around.
Safari is in second place behind Chrome and has 15% of the browser market share globally and 25% in the USA. Yeah, people use Safari.
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No chance. Oil bloodmoney rules F1.
I love Spa as a track, but it definitely doesn’t produce a banger race every year.
Now do Finland!
He’s absolutely right; it’s a fundamentally Republican feature to allow an extremist minority to control everyone else. The electoral college gives republicans a huge advantage in presidential elections, for example, and now we see that the Freedom Caucus, a very small cadre of right wing extremists, can exert it’s will over the entire 435-member Congress. Instead of compromise, a handful of wackos elected a guy who swore to “fight vigorously with the Democrats.”
I’m not, I’ve had a very bad day, and I’m sorry it’s come out at you like this. You did nothing wrong, other than have an objectively incorrect opinion (this is a joke).
I personally dislike the new sprint format. It’s completely disconnected from the race on Sunday, and it separates the race from the race quali by a whole day and two events. It’s like having an entirely different league doing their own quali and race in between the actual quali and race. They might as well replace the sprint with a rugby game and arbitrarily award points afterwards.
And I don’t get why everyone hated the original sprint. Having it award points and count as qualifying for the Sunday race meant it mattered more to the drivers and lead to some good battles and passing, but it was short enough that as soon as the field spread out, it was over so it skips the boring part of an actual race where everyone manages tire wear and waits to pull the trigger to pit.
You’re high if you think that. Having an entirely separate quali session just for the sprint is insane. There’s zero reason to watch it or have it, it’s as exciting as drinking bleach.
I dunno, if my VPN came out and said “heads up, one of our servers was seized and you have literally nothing to worry about because nothing is stored or logged on our servers,” that’s good news IMO. Obviously the best case scenario is not having it seized, but sometimes that’s not possible, and it’s a mark of a good VPN when the consequences to you of a server being seized are the same as if it wasn’t (i.e., none).
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I have very little idea about the salary of everyone on the grid, but according to a random article I found on the internet:
Max Verstappen - $55,000,000
Lewis Hamilton - $35,000,000
Charles Leclerc - $24,000,000
…
Oscar Piastri - $2,000,000
Yuki Tsunoda - $1,000,000
Logan Sergeant - $1,000,000
And this doesn’t even include sponsorships, of which Max and Lewis have significantly more than Yuki and Logan, it seems crazy to me that a single fine can be a driver’s whole salary for the entire season. It’s just running into the same problem that speeding tickets have for regular people: the same ticket could mean not making rent for one person, and be pocket change for someone else.
I totally get it if it’s for human rights reasons though.
I mean, I know my one view isn’t actually going to make a difference, but yeah, this. Especially Qatar and Saudi Arabia, I’m just not okay with them trying to sportswash their human rights violations.
My interest in F1 actually goes down the more middle east races they add. I didn’t watch any of them this year, only the Europe, Asia, and America races.
Then why do you sound like the salty one??
Fly knife?
Worst feature, honestly