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#snapdragon

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jbz

😅 Perhaps I'm being way too slow today, but I thought that ARM laptops were supposed to be far cheaper than its x64 models.

Qualcomm is driving ARM off the cliff. People won't buy a $1200 laptop that's worse than a $700 one, recession fears, people don't waste as much money as in previous years.

This AI junkware is getting out of control too. Bloatware OS doesn't help either.

#snapdragon#qualcomm#arm
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Susann Auer

@gardening I am in awe of this snapdragon plant that is now in its second year, had sown itself in that spot under the conifers and is surviving winter and even in bloom currently, mid of January. We had frost with minus 7 degrees C. Harvested a few seeds last year already and hope for a few more in this season from this fabulous surviver plant.
It's also my favorite color of snapdragon!

Snapdran in bloom (dark red) under a conifer, in front a small heap of snow
#gardening#snapdragon
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Takako 🐀

12 years ago today, our last rescue house rabbit, Daisy, quietly passed on in my arms. She was almost eleven. I usually don’t celebrate deaths, but hers prompted me to go vegan the following day. Hence, I remember it so well.

I sowed a bunch of snapdragon seeds (without the smiling seed pods — the photos are just for the show), thinking of her. 🥰💞🐰

April 2005 photo of Daisy the mini-lop bunny lying flat on the floor in a flying frog fashion. She’s white with broken black ink spot markings. She was a runt of the five siblings we had adopted in 2002.
A bunch of human skull-like seed pods of snapdragon placed on the surface of the dark soil in the small pot. They’re lit by the sun.
Closeup of six of those skull-like seed pods. They look like smiling.
#DaisyPooper#houseRabbit#AdoptDontShop
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