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Buy the best iPhone you can afford. Yeah finding a great deal on one is great too but if it's too old that's not necessarily the best choice either IMHO.

IMO the iPhone 12/13 Pro's would certainly be good choices but they ain't cheap. Determine what you're willing to spend and go from there.

A suggestion... If you know someone with an older iPhone (6s and up) you can use taking for a lengthy spin, you'll get a taste of the newest iOS and can determine if it's actually what you want. At the end of the day you need to decide for ourself as to whether you should switch since no one can answer that question realistically.Eric Beeston with KC, who he describes as a "little star"
It sounds like an episode of Lassie – if Lassie loved cheese.
Hero pooch KC ran to the rescue of neighbour Eric Beeston as soon as she found the pensioner collapsed on his kitchen floor in Birmingham.
KC, a chihuahua-cairns terrier cross, had called round to Eric’s for her regular cheddar cheese treat.
Seeing the 68-year-old lying on the floor after his artificial knee gave way, KC alerted her owner Brian Cleaver to help Eric to get back on his feet.
Retired labourer Eric said: “If it hadn’t been for her I could have been there for hours. It’s quite remarkable.
The drama unfolded after Eric returned home from Brian’s flat last Saturday, April 27.
The pair, who both live in the same block in Highgate, had been celebrating ahead of Eric’s birthday last Sunday.
After sharing a couple of drinks, Eric decided to treat KC, who he’s known since she was a puppy, to a lump of cheese.
“The little dog loves cheese,” he said, “I took her to my flat to get some.
“After that I just remember trying to get myself up off the floor. The dog left my side and went looking for Brian.
But Eric couldn’t brie-lieve it when KC came back moments later with Brian in tow.
“She’s only a very small dog but she found him, and dragged Brian down the corridor,” Eric said.
Eric fell flat on his back, banging his head as he hit the floor.
He was left with bruising to his back, but said that he didn’t need hospital treatment.
Brian said he had been waiting for Eric to return to the communal area in the apartment block.
“Eric said he’d got some cheese for KC and asked if he could take KC to his flat,” said the 75-year-old retired stationery sales rep.
“I thought he’d been gone a while. I went to get a beer and when I came out KC was sort of excited. I grabbed her lead and she led me to Eric’s.
“She pulled me all the way down the hall, she was like a bloodhound.
Brian said that KC was a “comical” dog, always making him laugh.
“She sits in the window and if any other dog goes past she barks. She’s got one big friend downstairs, a bulldog called Sasha, but that’s the only other dog she tolerates.
HELP! Acer Nitro 5 performance

I just got the i5 10th gen, 3060 8gb variant 3 days ago. Here are my problems.

It is not performing well, I noticed low fps and most lf the time, CPU has more usage than GPU. Can you guys give me settings for windows and nvidia control panel that I can try? Also, would it make a big difference if I'll add another 8gb ram? what ram speed?

Next, thermals. Temps can spike up to 90 and normally on high 80s. How can I keep it cool? I've been reading UV but won't it void my warranty?

Really want to bring out my new lappy's full potential, thanks in advance for the help!>Where were you?
Amy Ruiz Fritz September 11, 2006 September 11, 2006 1 Comment on >Where were you?
>Five years ago, I woke up on that Tuesday morning from a dream of being in a New York brownstone that seemed to be collapsing. I had my cat in my arms and I was trying to escape. At the time, I didn’t think much of it. I did want to look it up when I got to work.
I usually got up early back then. I had to cross the Carquinez and Bay Bridges each day. Since I-80 is pretty much jammed from 7:30 on and it took a good a hour and a half to get to work at that point, I had to leave my house at an ungodly hour if I wanted to keep my job. That morning I left around 6:30 am about 15 minutes earlier than normal. It wasn’t until I was on my way to work that I first heard the story on the AM radio.
It sounded like a small airplane had crashed into the World Trade Center. As I made my way down the freeway, the whole horrible picture began to unfold. It was a jet that hit the building. Another plane hit the other tower as I was listening to the radio. One of the announcers left the newscast to find the whereabouts of his daughter who worked near the World Trade Center.
Then as I blindly went through the toll booth area of the Bay Bridge, the realization that the airplane problem was not some random accident in New York struck me. A plane had also hit the Pentagon in Washington. Another one was missing. I, like most people, freaked out. My little car sped me to the nearest safe haven I could find, my friend Maria’s house. 

My sister, the person I love more than anyone else in the world, has terminal stage four cancer. I was just texting her today and her condition came up and I could tell she just lied to me about her progress.

I hope the cancer isn’t getting much worse. She’s also being kicked off her clinical trial medication today and swapping to an alternative. It’s just so impossible to live a happy life with my concerns for her weighing down on my already unstable mind. I hope she’ll be okay. I hope she’ll tell me what‘s actually going on instead of keeping her health a secret to “protect” me. 

I hope this cancer isn’t gonna be what takes my sister away from me.Well, the last one is getting long and time to focus on what else the Jays need as we head into Christmas.
With a new LH hitting CF in Kevin James Kiermaier, a new #3/4 starter in Chris Bassitt, and a solid reliever in Erik Swanson the 3 biggest needs for 2023 were covered.
Now the goal is to get one more LH hitter (ideally an OF) with a killer bat - Andrew Benintendi, Jurickson Profar, and Michael Brantley are all solid free agent options. Or if the Jays are willing to go with a RH DH/1B JD Martinez is still out there looking for a deal. Tons of trade potentials, especially with Arizona, are out there too.
The other goal might be more pen depth (always a few FA relievers out there - Taylor Rogers, Adam Ottavino, Japanese RHP Shintaro Fujinami is out there too, among others), or another starter (Johnny Cueto is rumored to be on the Jays radar while Carlos Rodon is also still available for lots of $$$). But with the payroll already north of $230 mil I'd be surprised if they go much further this winter.
Trade pieces are still available - the 3 catcher situation hasn't changed, the 3 headed 2B is also still kicking. People keep talking about moving Bo from SS to 2B or CF but I don't see it. Vlad before the offseason was talking about wanting a long term deal but will the Jays be willing to meet whatever he is asking for (probably well north of $200 million over 10 years).
Lots to talk about that is for sure. Top free agents left are Dansby Swanson (SS), Carlos Rodon (SP), and Andrew Benintendi (OF), Nathan Eovaldi (SP), Taylor Rogers (RP), and JD Martinez (DH) (that's all that is left from the top 25 FA's). The Jays might just sit on what they have and see if there are any last minute bargains come late February as free agents