randomwalker2016

I've been using Niagara Launcher Pro faithfully for more than a year now. And ever since the day I watched the Niagara founders' usage videos, I've known they were really good at what they do. They're sincerely passionate on the whole users' visual experience. I happily paid for the Pro version.

Fast foward to today. Just got a new Android phone. And turning it on- man- what a frking mess. Icons with crazy childish looking circus of colors everywhere. The default icons on new phones are insane! Totally un-usable.

The first app I install - my lifesaver- Niagara Launcher Pro.

Best App Ever.

Need to eat this hometown soul food without flying overseas.
For those who don't know what is 光酥饼, here is a blog about it.

Long time Legacy FreedomPop (VOIP) customer. But over the past year or so, there's been more and more outages that require calling FP's support line to resolve. Plus phone calling over VOIP just stopped working for an unexplained reason on my phone.

The Premium plan is only another few dollars a month more over my Legacy plan- so I bit the bullet and upgraded last month. I also wanted to keep the same number without any hassle- so I stayed with FP.

The transfer took a few days- but so far the phone service and the data- both are working on my phone. Thanks FP!

I need to listen to podcasts, audio books, lectures, etc. I need to block out as much train noise as possible. Which earphones are best for this?
Currently I use the Shure in-ear type of earphones. Is there anything better?

My first time using Perplexity to check financial stocks. And it doesn't look right.

I am very disappointed.

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Hi all, I'm a native Cantonese speaker and a life-long Mandarin learner. One of the most jarring Cantonese words I know is the 3 words- Humbalang- shown here in the Cantonese dictionary. This word just sticks out so much from standard Mandarin Chinese- that it just sounds extremely foreign. Could this be one of those ancient words from the southern南蛮 tribes where we come from?

On a new Android phone, but the FreedomPop app is no longer in Play Store.

Is there a way to get messaging to work?