u/ItBetterBeRH

The company that my team does contract work for has suddenly started enforcing a policy banning personal belongings from our desks. I might get fired for naming them so I'll just say they're one of the largest social media companies in the world run by a lizard man.

We're removing pictures of our families from our desks as well as any kinds of desk decor like mugs or small figurines- basically anything that hints at any kind of personality whatsoever even though this has no impact on our work or the people around us at all.

Genuinely asking myself why companies do this? Like- despise even the suggestion that we might have lives outside of work?

- Budget: <1000 SGD (does not include additional add-ons/accessories)

- Country: Singapore

- Condition: Preferably new but not opposed to a used one

- Type of Camera: Point and shoot

- Intended use: Hybrid shooting but mainly for photography

If photography; what style: Portrait/landscape

If video what style: Vlogging

What features do you absolutely need: Selfie mode

What features would be nice to have: Bluetooth

Portability: Pocketable preferably but may consider shoulder strap/small bag

Cameras you're considering: iPhone (any model). My friend's iPhone 17 quality blew me away. Since I'm attached to my Samsung phone, I'm looking for a camera with similar quality to the iPhone 17

Cameras you already have: Samsung S26 ultra. I like that it's small, portable and convenient but my god, its selfie picture quality doesn't compare to the iPhone 17 😭 I don't know a lot about picture-taking but the contrast and light balance from the iPhone 17 makes selfies so crisp and 1080p-looking.

Notes: If you think just getting an older iPhone model would work better, let me know but since I really just want it for the camera, I really don't want to get a whole other phone (I'm already attached to my Samsung for its other features)

Hey! I'm hoping this is the right subreddit for this.

Does anyone have recommendations for what they'd consider the most garlicky bread possible in the history of garlic bread?

Cause I have a friend who's vowed to make that if they ever get an oven in their house. Since I've got an oven, I was hoping to surprise him by making that.

Any recommendations for recipes? Feel free to tweak it however cause I don't think this guy knows the definition of "too much garlic" so don't worry about going overboard with how much garlic your recipe calls for

Hey! I'm hoping this is the right subreddit for this.

Does anyone have recommendations for what they'd consider the most garlicky bread possible in the history of garlic bread?

Cause I have a friend who's vowed to make that if they ever get an oven in their house. Since I've got an oven, I was hoping to surprise him by making that.

Any recommendations for recipes? Feel free to tweak it however cause I don't think this guy knows the definition of "too much garlic" so don't worry about going overboard with how much garlic your recipe calls for