I think the title is wrong anyway, as it should have said “the oldest found dog” because there’s a high possibility there were older dogs that we haven’t found. We don’t have undeniable proof this one is the real oldest one. It’s also a transition from wolf, so when was the turning point from wolf to dog? Or did they bred one in a lab 16000 years ago and said: “We finally did it! We created the first dog!”

Just no one can find it

I wonder why you keep coming with solutions to a problem I made an issue of, but personally don’t have.

It’s like you’re saying it’s not a big deal because you don’t have an issue with the removal of the aux plug, so others shouldn’t make an issue out of it either, and you can buy more items to deal with it if you don’t like it.

But the point I made is that it’s pushed down our throats, focused on the consumer consuming more. And you come with options which consume more. So you’re just proving my point.

I’m not interested in solutions to problems I don’t have. You just offer solutions in the form of buying more junk, while all I’m asking for is the return of the jack plug in every phone (and replaceable batteries and other components) so people have choices and can repair their own device. Also, the phone I once had didn’t have a jack port and also didn’t have wireless charging so your solution doesn’t always work. And wireless charging is really slow. Max wattage is 15, while wired my current phone can handle 65 Watts.

Yeah nice, I bought one when I had a phone with no jack. But how to charge then? Well, buy a combo plug that splits a mini jack and a USB C socket. Should work right? Well, massive noise when charging and listening at the same time.

I’ll just go for a modular phone so I can repair it myself or do upgrades and with a mini jack socket. It has Bluetooth so works with wireless too. I love to have options and control over my devices.

Wired headphones never run out of battery, wire can be tucked under clothes so won’t get cough on anything. Also won’t lose them as easy as tiny wireless pods.

Indeed it’s a preference, but by removing the jack plug it’s not. It’s forced down your throat whether you like it or not to spend loads more money on something which never was an issue, creating loads more issues. Like batteries. Next to that they can get empty, they get worse over time. Or you lose one pod. “Just buy new ones!” It’s all focused on make the consumer consume more, hoarding in exponentially more money and producing more waste. While I’m still enjoying my €120 wired headphones for over 15 years now, with exceptionally good sound quality. Except for the wire which I replaced 2 years ago, it’s still as good as new. The jack plug of my previous phone worn out, but I could easily replace that myself. Costs? $2 plug, $10 mini screwdriver set (which is amazing and I use very often) on aliexpress. Want to replace airpod batteries? Can’t, need to buy new ones.

I still have my old ipod 60GB, the first one with color screen. You know, when they forced the U2 album down your throat. It still works, so does it’s original charging cable and wired earpods. It’s over 20 years old. The charging cable which came with my iPhone 4 lasted for 4 months. The phone itself was functionally dead with an OS update. I’m never buying apple products ever again (same as Samsung, they went the same evil Corp road). Apple doesn’t want you to buy quality, they want you to buy quantity. Don’t fall for their scams claiming the non-existing problem they solved will improve your life.

I can still connect my old ipod and my current phone, to my audiophile 25 year old stereo through a tulp-jack cable. Or to any stereo with that cable at all my friends, in any older car with an aux plug or my boombox in the park.

Also, how would you connect a vintage synthesizer to airpods? You’d need to buy a powered jack to Bluetooth device, how dumb is that.

Yes it does.

Wow, I bet you’ve got that comment saved somewhere so you can copy/paste it at every opportunity.

What, did I made up? That there are no more jack plugs in iPhones? Or that you can buy straps for airpods? Or that airpods are expensive?

you’re just delusional from comment to comment?

What xD

Get help, hate ages you real fast. You’re way too upset over this

Right back at ya mate

They also bought insanely expensive airpods because their phone didn’t have a jack plug anymore, so now they have fancy wireless airpods but to make sure they don’t lose them they buy Apple airpod wires for $20. You just can’t make this shit up.

Not every iPhone owner is an apple fan. I’m just aiming at the die hard Apple groupies.

You sound like

Ah yes, the amazing argument any pseudoscientist uses to prove their wild assumptions and prejudices. The well known “looks like” argument.

I have a very nuanced opinion about Apple and it’s users. I’m just talking about the insane Apple fanbase who, while being ass-raped by Apple, continue to defend the company and buy their products. There are few companies with such a die-hard fanbase. I’m not claiming all Apple users are Apple groupies. I’m just aiming at the people who buy a monitor stand for $999 or a $0.02 microfiber cloth sold for $40 which a normal person wouldn’t do.

I call bullshit. Apple fans happily take anything Apple pushes down their throats. Even a $999 monitor stand or a $40 microfiber cloth.

Thanks, whish you came with that advice when MS force installed 11.

Now I feel it’s not worth the hassle, as the next time I’m going to reinstall my OS it’s going to be Linux instead.

Can I get KB5079473 and keep it? I prefer those free apps which are pushed down your throat to have no internet access. As I don’t have rights to remove at least Edge without completely removing Windows.

Hunting without killing animals 👌

Grayjay.app

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EGTRX6pZSns

There have been so many of these devices promoted in Kickstarter, dragons den, etc.

I’m highly sceptical, as so far scientists have told me there simply isn’t that much moist in the desert air to get even one liter of clean water per day. You simply cannot create water out of nothing.

Everyone should not know what’s going on on Facebook. Or Instagram, tiktok, etc.