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Modern Interactive Development Environment

I saw someone complaining about how android studio eating their Ram. Are you guys not adopting the new ways of developing software? Like we have many ides and since a lot of people using AI for development. You don't even need to open Android studio unless you actually do so.

I wonder how you guys are still complaining. When you could just develop Android inside the vscode, or some other Ide unless you don't know. I recommend you up your game first

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u/Appropriate_Exam_629 — 16 hours ago
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Trying not to let seasonal sales make me buy the same thing twice

Every year I tell myself I’m going to be smarter about seasonal sales, and every year something boring in my life breaks right before the big sale noise starts. This time it’s my car floor situation. The driver side mat is curled, the rear one slides around, and after a wet week the carpet underneath was damp enough that I had to pull everything out and air the car like I was hiding a crime. So yeah, I know Black Friday deals in 2026 will probably make a bunch of floor mats look tempting, but I’m trying to avoid buying the cheapest thing just because the price looks good for ten minutes. My past mistake was buying a universal set that seemed fine in the aisle, then it moved around, smelled weird in summer, and somehow made cleaning harder because dirt got trapped under the edge. That was not frugal. That was me paying tuition to the school of obvious outcomes. I’m trying to make a little checklist before buying anything: does it actually fit the car, does it lock in place, does it smell, does it get stiff in winter, can it be rinsed without needing a whole afternoon, and will the edges stay flat after a few months? I don’t care about luxury, logos, or making the interior look “premium.” I care about not turning a small problem into three purchases over two years. For frugal folks, how do you decide when the cheaper fix is good enough?

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u/Appropriate_Exam_629 — 1 month ago

Advice from peers

Niaje wadau am 23yo m and life has been a b?tch lately. Nothing left to open up ata therapy sioni walai. How are you guys holding up? I'd appreciate peer advice the guys that didn't vote for His excellency

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u/Appropriate_Exam_629 — 2 months ago