Dynamo

Butter and salt.

Greed won.

Thx. It’s more about versatility in my eyes. A smartphone should be, above all else, practical. So a perfect phone for me would be something like Fairphone but with a 3,5mm jack, physical front buttons, and 2 cameras on the back (wide and normal/narrow lens). Mby additional sensors like a barometer, assuming that can be scaled down or done digitally/electronically.

Well i meant physical buttons but i also think phone displays should be 5 inches, 5.5 at absolute most. Also, by the by, the main advantage of physical buttons is a) useabilty while gloved or with wet/dirty hands and b) being able to know precisely what button you’re on by touch

Fuck gestures, gice me back my buttons

Not really, my family looked at me like i was mad when i suggested it. Got an out of date powder extinguisher from Volvo tho. Seems to be intact

Let’s hope they do this with the 3,5mm jack too

Ah, right.

I know smth about this is fucking dumb, but no clue what. The added weight? The impracticality?

I ain’t buying new ones either

Every day, for msny hours

No way i’m carrying a dongle

The delay inherent to bluetooth headphones is unbearable for me

Also, you know, wired headphones don’t have batteries

Same, terrible shame too

I don’t find a disabilty appearing in fantasy surprising, but the uncured ones do surprise me. Or remedied ig. Prettu sure that if your setting can have a wheelchair, then theoretically you could stick Warforged legs onto that someone. Obviously not ideal, but it’d probably be an improvent for the person (in universe ofc)

Well, i’d say that it probably depends on the kind of damage, and how well it has healed. I could see a method similar to rebreaking bones that haven’t healed correctly (IRL), where a group of medical professsionals, magical and not, just hit you with an axe in the same spot, to try and get the spine to to heal before the surrounding tissue. Maybe.

Healing magic limitations differ from medium to medium. Maybe the only thing that matters in this case is the damage being still there. Depends on the setting ofc, and if you want to be represented then go ahead, just don’t get angry at me for being surprised

Perhaps. Ain’t the first time, ain’t the last time.

I’m not arguing the representation angle, i just wouldn’t expect to see many disable people in fantasy, because of magic and the other weird stuff that happens in there. Same with cuberpunk literature tbh

Couldn’t a cleric heal partial paralysis tho?