Evan Blass

Here you go: a quintet of shared albums chock full of wallpaper (almost 20k images and video clips ATM) for all your devices, including foldables, tablets, and even ultrawide PC monitors. Check 'em out and lemme know what you think. Mobile (squarish): photos.app.goo.gl/g52tC5eQPsA3tB… Mobile (rectangular): photos.app.goo.gl/ASTXFgKE5KHb4j… Mobile (live): photos.app.goo.gl/SmamjXB4yihjyj… Desktop (landscape): photos.app.goo.gl/stu6em1F4ffV9h… Desktop (ultrawide): photos.app.goo.gl/qcQYhgaNTo5kEi…

@NabilNabil74729 How so? I purposely avoid posting this stuff too early. Maybe that's why I'm still in the game after 15 years?

@evleaks You are late bro 😂

A57

@PCInky1 I think just the opposite. If it keeps progressing, which it surely will, much of our media will be created on demand, and such labels will strike us as belonging to a simpler, more naive era.

@evleaks If AI keeps progressing, never If it finally falls, then

How long until we look back at these labels and laugh at ourselves?

A37

@pers0naluni0n Great parenting! And funny to have lived through the golden years and now experience the backlash.

@evleaks My daughter used a Nokia E71 for two weeks and she was impressed. She did digital detox - but was able to write SMS.

QWERTY-licious

@Geecube3 Thanks!

@evleaks Cool collection

@cwkdotone D2 I believe. On loan from the @BrandonMiniman Collection.

@evleaks Droid 4, right? Underrated keyboard.

@NintendoWiiBoy Good eye.

@evleaks Is that an amazing Palm Pre Plus I spot there?

@mattcrawford Donation.

@evleaks Why.. 🤔

Few years too late, but finally got my first legit 'Berry.

Sorry, should have been more clear. The image is illustrative; it's from their homepage. It's not the upcoming device.

The next reMarkable tablet will be called the Paper Pure. More mass-market focused than either the Paper Pro or Paper Pro Move, it's expected to launch in the second quarter.

Must be my new haircut.

In the absence of a response here, I'm going to assume that you're suggesting this was sent by a company ("free stuff") and that I'm promoting it in what may or may not be a quid pro quo. The truth is, this was only free in the sense that it was a birthday present from a friend. If I've misconstrued your comment, please let me know - but I doubt that I have.

@flux_yeah What do you mean?

After nearly a week of use, I just can't recommend this flosser highly enough. I went from someone who basically never flossed to now flossing everyday, because once you get the hang of it, you can make it through your whole mouth in about the time it takes to brush your teeth.

Surprised how many people conflated the AMOLED and LCD (granted, they're both Samsung tablets). Probably would have been more obvious had I shot this at a bit of an angle: the AMOLED has much more faithful colors off-center.

AMOLED versus LCD versus...color e-Ink. Can you tell which is which?

I think you're confused: this is an electric flosser, not a waterpik, and I believe he was asking about cleaning vis a vis device maintenance, not its functionality as a tooth cleaning product. So to answer that question, it's quite easy to maintain: run it under water after each use and swap out the replaceable floss heads every few uses.

@pqtdc @evleaks Just make it blow water between teeth, it could be a bit painful if you have not treated your teeth carefully for long time, but it will worth it