I've encountered the problem in your first bullet across multiple podcast apps. I think it might be more of a general Android issue instead of being specific to a single app.

This is what I say to people I want to maintain a loose relationship with without having to explain why I never want to hang out with or call them.

Throw the trolley off the side of the ferry.

Fucking fucks imply the existence of asexual fucks.

Mother-fucking fucks are all I can find on Pornhub these days.

The article says that some Model Ys don't have a manual release on the rear doors. Can't imagine how that passes any country's safety standards.

The real question is how he still got 40% of the vote.

I truly believe the only reason he didn't get elected is that he did all that weird shit while being a Black man.

Technically, he froze to death.

Companies holding my personal data have been hacked so many times it doesn't even matter anymore.

First: Diana Prince

Best: Leslie Knope

Per the article, takes 15 years of adverse possession to claim squatter's rights in KY. Order that got homeowner kicked out was a protective order that stemmed from a physical altercation between the "squatter" and one of the homeowner's roommates.

Twitter was a turd. X is a turd marinaded in diarrhea sauce.

The downvotes are because your "solution" is not based in the reality that the rest of us live in.

Wouldn't that leave J.D. as the president? Not a better outcome. Maybe even slightly worse.

At least there's an elevator. It could be a walk-up.

I have a Mazda lease that's ending in December and looked really hard at the EX30. The delays in Volvo actually getting the car to the U.S. have been disappointing. Now, with the good things I've been hearing about the Equinox, I'm leaning towards the Chevy, which is something I never thought I'd say.

I wiped with a CD instead.

Let's say, for example, you have a directory of files named x01-001; x01-002; x02-001; x02-002; x03-001... and so on.

I want to create subdirectories for each 'x' iteration and move each set to the corresponding subdirectory. My loop would look like this:

for i in {1..3}; do mkdir Data_x0$i && mv x0$i* Data_x0$i; done

I've also been using it if I need to rename large batches of files quickly.

I recently learned to use a for loop on the command line to organize hundreds of files in a few seconds.

"I'll get off Facebook now!", he said

and though he really tried

Those Russian bots still hacked his shit

...and Timmy fucking died.