Love my wife and children ❤ Junkie of the following: fast cars, tennis, home theaters, tech and country music!! Yankees, Vikings and Crimson Tide Football! 🇺🇸
@JimmyRandazzo Nope. Wells swings and misses at 97 right down the chute. The rays batter hits a ball outside by the strike zone by 6" for an almost HR. Never seen a team swing and miss at so many pitches. Gut wrenching.
If I had to give the simplest, most universal diet plan:
1. Beef (center of the diet)
2. Potatoes (peeled, well-cooked)
3. Fruit (seasonal, local, organic)
Apple sold more iPhone 18 Pros on launch day than any Pro model in history 15–28% higher than the iPhone 17 Pro. Day-one sales broke records in every major market. Over 10 million units shipped in the first weekend.
Most of those buyers unboxed the phone, transferred their data, took a photo of their dog, and went back to using it exactly the way they used their last iPhone texting, scrolling, and shooting on auto.
Because Apple packed a variable aperture camera that shoots like a DSLR, manual Pro Controls that replace a $2,000 camera body, and a photo verification system that proves your images haven't been faked then shipped the phone with every advanced setting turned off, the aperture resetting every time you close the app, and two critical bugs that freeze the screen and force-restart the device.
A mobile tech reviewer who tested the iPhone 18 Pro for 10 days alongside a Sony A7 IV said: "Apple shipped the most capable camera phone ever built then hid the manual controls behind a submenu, let a Face ID bug crash the phone every time authentication fails, and set the battery to charge to 100% by default when every engineer at Apple knows that destroys long-term battery health. This phone is a $1,199 professional tool shipping with amateur defaults."
Here are 11 iPhone 18 Pro features, fixes, and settings every owner needs to change 🧵
Healthy food and healthy children are not Democratic or Republican issues. We need to start loving our children more than we hate each other.
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A guy has used Apple CarPlay every day for 4 years.
He plugs in his iPhone. He opens Apple Maps. He presses play on Spotify. He drives. He arrives. He unplugs. That's it. Four years. Roughly 2,000 commutes. Three apps. The same 3 apps in the same order on the same screen since the day he bought the car.
His wife who drives the same car on weekends uses CarPlay differently. Her dashboard shows the weather, her next meeting, and a live DoorDash tracker before she touches anything. Siri reads her texts aloud and sends replies by voice without her looking at the screen. Her phone automatically silences every notification except from her husband and kids. ChatGPT answers the complex questions Siri can't. Free ambient soundscapes play during calm drives without a music subscription. Her phone remembers where she parked every time, every lot, with walking directions back. When she's running late, her husband's phone updates with her live arrival time automatically, without a text.
Same car. Same CarPlay. Same screen. Same cable. One driver uses 3 features. The other uses 13. The difference isn't the car. It's the 15 minutes of configuration one driver completed and the other never knew existed.
Here's every hidden CarPlay feature most drivers have never configured the definitive playbook 🧵
This angle gets me, where he’s just kind of standing there soaking it in, then sees his daughter and smiles, then instantly melts into tears … whew. Hell of a run, 35.