Web browsing, editing spreadsheets, viewing photos and videos. Occasionally running 2 things aside by side. Reading a book too. I didn't have my eReader to hand so opened the phone, loaded my reader app, and read a few chapters. I also have an app for displaying music. I generally use a tablet, but I now have everything backed up onto the phone because I could use the phone in a pinch. The tablet is bigger (14"), but the music is very readable on this too.

And bigger. Same with the Pixel foldable.

You're probably also not the type to queue for 2 days in the rain outside the Apple store...

Days the guy who doesn't know what woke means, and follows the Trump fake made-up-for-his-benefit definition.

I bought the Pixel 11 Fold. I really like it. I use the large screen many times a day. I'm very happy I bought it.

"anti-woke" means "bigotted".

... yet!

It's about collection also. You can't collect without consent. "Opt out"-type consent is illegal. Only data you need for the service you are providing can be collected (you can't collect data "just in case it'll be handy in the future"). Lots of stuff like that. None of this would be legal under GDPR. And the fines would be huge too, typically calculated as a percentage of revenue (not profit!).

Or sitting hacking away at some code. Nothing to do with anything nefarious. "Linux came from Linus hacking away at writing his own kernel".

Yes, Blue is older. But I was referring to early days of operation to orbit, and landing/relaunching. And SpaceX put their first landed booster on display in Hawthorne. A fitting place for it.

anyway...

2200 is a fifth of SpaceX's expected launch cadence per year.

Yes, it's likely impractical, but so was landing a 2nd stage of a rocket, one upon a time... Never say never. Just, not likely.

hacking each other...?

Badger badger badger badger
badger badger badger badger
badger badger badger badger!

Mushroom! Mushroom!

If I have to turn my head to see it, it's not in my view.

Is this like the BMW debacle where they sell you the hardware for the heated seats, but charge you extra to allow you to turn them on? So not a discount, because they are already selling you the hardware (like, they aren't giving it to you for free, it's already included in the manufacturing costs of the car!).