Discussion Comfy Café #14

You looked at shit and said its shit I won't eat it. I gave it a try in thoughts that it might be chocolate.

 

this is probably the first time that i have disliked one piece since i caught up, which is a shame cause this is supposed to be the most awaited arc

 

For now... He is still loopy from the anesthesia after-effects.

Make it yourself at home?

 

It doesn't take long to make.

- Pre-heat oven to 150 Celsius.
- While it is getting heated; shred some Cheddar, fior di latte or stirred curd Mozzarella, Gouda, Edam or any other decent melting cheese.
- Sprinkle shredded cheese on a couple of sourdough slices.
- Then top off the cheese layer with some sliced cherry tomatoes, capers, diced red onion, bacon bits, or whatever else you fancy.
- Sprinkle some pepper, garlic powder, and/or Italian mixed herbs seasoning.
- Top it all off with a light drizzle of olive oil and/or balsamic vinegar. I'm talking like one or two teaspoons per slice.

Once the oven finished pre-heating, pop the prepared bread in there at 150 Celsius for 6 or 7 minutes.

 

Goodnight, precious.

 

Needs some more cowbell up in here.

 

Do you have a prescription?

 

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The people screaming about how Exynos modems are seemingly worse than Qualcomm ones? Yeah, they can go eat a bag of dicks.

Tested multiple (six to be precise) devices in the office this week. Both Exynos and Snapdragon devices (three of each). The Snapdragon ones were much quicker to catch a signal and the signal was more consistent with time i.e. fluctuated much less. However, the Exynos ones, despite being slower to catch a signal, performed much better in terms of internet speeds (often 1.5 to 2 times as high) and their mobile hotspots had greater range (also with a lesser degree of drop in internet speeds with distance from the device).

Funnily enough, my results are consistent with Cybershack Australia's test results. In their phone reviews, they have consistently shown stronger and more consistent signal strengths with Snapdragon phones, while Exynos phones are well ahead in terms of mbps (consistently 1.5 to 2 times that of the Snapdragon devices).

Yes, the Exynos ones have much higher ping (often double the milliseconds of the Snapdragon ones) but they do much better on browsing speeds, and their mobile hotspots have stronger signals.

 

Network is just one aspect though isn't it. I don't know what's the current scenario but Exynos chips were known to be slower than their SD counterparts performance-wise, and they ran hotter as well. I hope they are on par with SD now though.