nobody has a group dynamic like nexz. aside from the fact that they’re THAT talented & all rounders, they’re such clingy boys 🥹 they’re always hugging each other, and they’re literally the cutest group that ever existed <3
STOP STARTING YOUR EMAILS WITH:
“I HOPE YOU’RE DOING WELL.”
IT’S CORRECT. IT’S POLITE. AND IT’S ALSO ONE OF THE MOST FORGETTABLE OPENINGS THERE IS.
IF YOU WANT SOMEONE TO REPLY, DON’T START LIKE EVERYONE ELSE.
START WITH INTENTION.
HERE ARE 10 ALTERNATIVES: 👇
You deleted the WhatsApp chats. So why is your storage STILL full?
Not a bug.
WhatsApp intentionally saves all photos/videos in 4 hidden folders.
I thought it was clean, turns out still stuck with 14.7GB.
Here's how to clean it👇🏼
A guy charges his Galaxy S26 twice a day and blames the battery.
The battery is fine.
5,000mAh. One of the largest cells Samsung has ever shipped in a flagship phone. Designed to last a full day under normal use. Rated for 7 to 8 hours of screen-on time.
He's getting 4.
Not because the hardware is failing.
Not because the battery is defective.
Not because Samsung lied about the specs.
Because 7 settings on his phone are draining power every second of every day on tasks he never asked for, features he's never used, and processes he doesn't know are running.
Always-on display burning at full brightness around the clock.
Location services tracking his position through 18 apps he hasn't opened in months.
5G enabled in an area with weak 5G coverage forcing the modem to hunt for a signal that barely exists.
Background data active on 24 apps refreshing content he'll never see.
Galaxy AI features running silently in the background, consuming processing power on automations he never turned on.
RAM Plus allocating virtual memory that creates more heat and more drain than it saves.
And Adaptive Battery the one feature that would fix most of this turned off.
His coworker, who carries the same phone and charges once a day, looked at his Settings for about 3 minutes.
"Your battery isn't bad. Your phone is doing the work of 3 phones right now and you only asked it to do the work of one."
She changed 9 things. Same phone. Same apps. Same usage.
Battery went from dying at 3 PM to lasting past midnight.
Here's everything she changed 🧵
A former airline revenue manager who spent 9 years setting the prices you see on flight search engines quit the airline and started booking his own travel using the gaps in the system he helped build.
His tool of choice: Google Flights. Not because it has secret fares. Not because it has airline partnerships. But because it has 9 features that exploit the same pricing dynamics he spent a decade engineering — date flexibility, airport arbitrage, fare bucket visibility, and demand-based pricing patterns.
"Airlines set 15-25 fare buckets per flight. The price changes multiple times per day based on demand, competition, day of week, time until departure, and how you search. Google Flights is the only free tool that shows you every variable — every date, every airport, every fare class, every pricing signal in one place. The other booking sites show you results. Google Flights shows you the system."
His coworker at a consulting firm watched him book a Chicago-to-Barcelona round trip for $412. She'd searched the same route 2 days earlier and booked for $680.
Same airline. Same week. Same destination. $268 difference.
"You used the search bar. I used 9 features sitting directly below it that you've never clicked."
He showed her all 9 that afternoon. Her next flight cost $220 less than the first price she saw. The flight after that: $185 less. She hasn't booked a flight without running his system since.
"I spent 9 years setting airline prices. Now I spend 12 minutes finding the gaps in them. Google Flights shows me every gap for free. Most travelers type in two cities and a date and book the first thing they see. That's not searching. That's surrendering."
Here are the 9 features he uses on every booking 🧵
Tu Android tiene funciones que un iPhone no puede ni soñar.
Muchas llevan tiempo disponibles y casi nadie las utiliza.
He recopilado 10 funciones que cambiarán por completo cómo utilizas tu móvil.
🔖 Guárdalo. Te vendrá bien.
IF YOU HAVE A 4-YEAR-OLD TURNING 5 THIS YEAR, I NEED YOU TO KNOW THESE 12 THINGS.
Because even as an early childhood teacher, this stage caught me completely off guard.
1. They start lying — and it's actually a developmental milestone.
YOUR BODY HAS SECRET RESET BUTTONS
1. Feeling tired in the morning?
Brush your teeth with your non-dominant hand – instant brain wake-up call.
2. Feeling low on energy?
Splash cold water on your face – instant refresh.
3. Is your anxiety too strong?
Place your hand on your chest and breathe slowly – your mind relaxes.
4. Feeling nervous or anxious?
Gently press the tip of your nose – your heartbeat starts to calm down.
5. Feeling mentally overwhelmed?
Go outside for 5 minutes – fresh air resets your nervous system.
6. Can't stop overthinking?
Write your thoughts for 2 minutes – clears your mind and reduces mental clutter.
THE JAPANESE METHOD OF RAISING CHILDREN WHO LISTEN THE FIRST TIME.
By age, from Japanese practice:
1. They keep their voice low, especially when the child is loud.
Always book your flight tickets on a Tuesday at 3 AM in Incognito mode—airlines reset their algorithms overnight and drop unsold seats for 40% cheaper. ✈️💸 I just read that somewhere