Goes back to my first statement. What’s right is not always legal and what’s legal isn’t always right. You can sub moral in for right.
Consider the current USA government would gladly go back to treating certain peoples as property again ( and much to my embarrassment and anger), I’d also agree Africa has better protections.
Each country will have different laws on animal treatment some much better than others.
Garmin and Polar take data seriously. I use a polar and don’t mind using their app. They have a setting to delete data after a certain time limit. I have mine set to 2 years.
In the USA, what is legal is not always right and what is right is not always legal.
Pets are considered property. So generally the only compensation a pet owner will get to someone or something hurting their dog or cat is the price it can be bought for.
That’s why there was a push for animal abuse laws. So if someone is caught blatantly abusing an animal they -might- actually get a sentence. But even today, there’s many use cases to get a green light to abuse animals. Lab testing, slaughter houses, etc.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_animal_welfare_and_rights_in_the_United_States
No clue. I don’t use any consoles or steam.
You could buy a cheap(ish) device dedicated for this purpose that can handle the apps you want. Think of it as a more expensive chromecast.
A separate device can also mean more privacy depending on how you configure it.
My iPhone has a screen mirroring function. If the TV does Bluetooth, you can display your entire screen and play whatever you want.
I think Android must have a similar feature, I’ve seen connection popups for Samsung devices that I denied from my TV.
If you have a non Bluetooth TV, then it won’t work.
Does this mean people should brace for a dust bowl at a global scale?
Chia seed “pudding”, but with water to make them expand. I’ll eat plain if particularly pressed for time. Usually I add granola or some maple syrup for flavor.
I could eat that as one serving
I always admired her beauty when she was docked in Philadelphia for years. Very cool ship to see when walking out of Walmart.
She also has a great history. It’s quite sad (and very understandable) nobody bought her to refurb and turn her into a museum. She was for sale for $1 for as long as I can remember. Of course, the real cost is much much more with docking fees, needing to tow her anywhere.