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I have two levels of anger.
The first, I still want to talk and resolve things.
The second, I donβt even bother talking anymore. I just donβt care.
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This is China ruling. Battery health/cycles must be shown in app starting mid 2027. You cant bring PB without battery health indicator in China after mid 2027. Anker is way ahead
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Kenapa masa dulu takde ecoshop kesian parents zaman aku kecik kena beli stationeries branded, if dapat jumpa yang murah pun teruk gila kualitiβ¦..
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One thing about me is if I heard something bad about you I won't treat you any different until I see it myself. People cross you, play victim, lie on you and try to get everybody to go against you. I'm not easily influenced, I can see for myself and make my own opinions
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Stop being afraid of losing people. Love them well, show up sincerely and appreciate the time you share. But never forget that you're bringing something valuable to the table too. You deserve relationships where that value is recognised, not constantly questioned.
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Z!onists are literally poisoning our earth.
Israeli attacks damaged nearly a quarter of Lebanon's agricultural land
READ thecradle.co/articles-id/408β¦
Coklat dekat coop murah, rindu nak pergi coop
BREAKING: European supermarkets hit by CYBERATTACKS that caused freezers to overheat up to 55Β°C.
The latest incidents hit stores in Sweden and Belgium, forcing retailers to throw away food.
ICA and Coop, which account for 67.3% of Swedenβs grocery retail market, reported overheating freezers overnight on Monday.
βEverything is ruined,β said an ICA store manager in SjΓΆbo, where frozen food worth hundreds of thousands of Swedish kronor was destroyed.
In Belgium, around 40 Delhaize stores and 15 Carrefour locations reported freezers warmed to 15Β°C.
Similar incidents have happened before.
Last month, hackers targeted refrigeration at hundreds of French supermarkets, causing food losses and reported fires.
In August, freezer failures spoiled food at at least six US military grocery stores.
No link between these incidents has been established.
The incidents add to broader concerns over cyberattacks on banks, websites and crypto platforms.
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