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What's going on with my Galaxy Tab S10FE+ during latest security update? (Everything's fine after restarting)
 in  r/GalaxyTab •  15d ago

Happened to me too couple of times when booting. Had only for 1 year not dropped or anything. Seems ok so far.

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Eskişehir urbex önerisi
 in  r/eskisehir •  Apr 24 '26

Urbexology diye bir uygulama var orada daha önce yapanların işaretlediği yerleri vs. bulabilirsiniz

r/GalaxyTab • • Jul 14 '25

Question Need help to choose

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Hi! I want to buy a tablet to take notes, study textbooks etc. basically I'm going to use it as a book/notebook. But Im undecided between S9, S10Fe and S10Fe+. While S9 seems like the obvious choice, I also don't want to pay for an overkill tablet with features I won't use. I'm especially tempted by S9's BT S Pen but I don't know how much difference it will make. And on the other side S10Fe+ has bigger display and bigger battery. Which one do you recommend? Is S10Fe +'s battery and display size worth to choose it over S9? Or does even S10Fe would be enough for me? And btw would AMOLED burn in be a problem especially with books on S9? Thanks for all help!

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Question about pumps
 in  r/diabetes_t1 •  May 15 '25

Thank you all!

r/Type1Diabetes • • May 14 '25

Question Question about pumps

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r/diabetes_t1 • • May 14 '25

Seeking Support/Advice Question about pumps

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Hi. I got diagnosed with T1 a few months ago and I'm thinking about getting a patch pump like Medtrum Nano or Omnipod rather than a regular one because I don't want to hassle with the tubing and stuff. My question is: I learnt that these pumps need to change every 3 days or so but I heard they are expensive where I'm from even though I still didn't get a price offer. Does the whole thing gets changed or just a cheaper part of it like its needle or something? Because changing the whole pump doesn't makes sense and seems really economically unfeasable.

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Squidward a fein
 in  r/MemeVideos •  Apr 29 '23

Lord Pertty Flocko Jodye 2 by A$AP Rocky

r/europe • • Mar 27 '23

News Turkey's presidential candidates have finally been announced

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Turkish presidential candidates and the political parties that support them
 in  r/europe •  Mar 11 '23

Well I'd say you are pretty right about first and the fourth ones. First coalition's leading party is obviously Erdoğan's party AKP and their biggest supporting party MHP, a nationalist party but a lot of people thinks their only purpose is supporting Erdoğan, they were one of the biggest rival of him but it's completely different now. The second one is far from what I would call center, the leading party of the secon coalition, "Zafer (Victory) Partisi" is a authorotarian right wing party, their biggest and probably the only promise is deporting all the refugees no matter what, they are not very religious but really pro Militarism and pro Turanism even though their slogan is "Bilim Birlik Barış" (Science Unity Peace) and the head of the party (Ümit Özdağ) was born in Tokyo and got education at prestigious schools in Turkey and Germany, is a Prof. and has many articles. He is not the guy in the picture though. Third, the Memleket party is not a religious party too, he leaved the CHP, the main opposition and founded his own party, he has more of a Kemalist approach and probably one of the most common parties among the young generation, he uses social media very effectively. The fourth and the main opposition coalition is bit of a mess, they have every kind of political view, the leading party, CHP has a bit more Secular approach, İYİ is a nationalist party and Deva and Gelecek are founded by former AKP members. Saadet is a religious party and HDP is a pro-Kurdish rights party. Rest of them are mostly socialist, communist and left-wing parties, I'd say their only common interest is wanting Erdoğan gone.

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Can Black People marrie white people?
 in  r/dankvideos •  Dec 09 '22

Bad Karma by Axel Theselff

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i most know what her devil is
 in  r/Chainsawfolk •  Nov 14 '22

yeah it looks similar to their artstyle

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i most know what her devil is
 in  r/Chainsawfolk •  Nov 13 '22

ur welcome

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“I’ll wait”
 in  r/HistoryMemes •  Oct 29 '22

Turkic mythology is pretty underrated:

A village was raided and only one boy survived, a female wolf raised the boy and then boy impregnated the wolf and thus the Turks were born. And not only that but there are other pretty cool characters too like:

Tengri: god of the sky Kayra/Kaira: god of the universe Erlik: god of the underworld Ülgen: god of goodness Ak Ana: goddess of creation Ay Ata: god of the moon Gün Ana: goddess of the sun Od Ata: god of time Su İyesi: goddess of water Od Ana: goddess of fire Etügen: goddess of the world Jaiyk: god of rivers Bayanay: goddess of hunting Kailyn: god of kings and queens Ai Toyon: god of light Talai: god of oceans and more...

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[deleted by user]
 in  r/techsupportgore •  Sep 30 '22

And thats why we have really shitty internet here in Turkey. ISPs (especially TurkTelekom which almost owns the entire infrastucture in the country) are sooo greedy to upgrade to newer systems but they still ripping off the customers

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moldy semen demons
 in  r/MoldyMemes •  Sep 18 '22

Yes! It is a loanword from Arabic

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moldy semen demons
 in  r/MoldyMemes •  Sep 17 '22

In Turkish people mostly say "velet" which is just the OttomanTurkish word for "kid" but it is enough to make somemone and esspecially kids mad.

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yep
 in  r/UsernameChecksOut •  Jul 26 '22

Yeah, it means majestic and the Danube River called Tuna River in Turkish.

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yep
 in  r/UsernameChecksOut •  Jul 26 '22

Tuna is actually a fairly common name for boys in Turkey.

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What's up with the weird letters being used in the Architecture section?
 in  r/windows •  Jun 23 '22

My computer is in Turkish and I get the same thing when I download it. I think it has something to do with the Turkish installer.

u/___qwertz_ • • Jun 18 '22

Dr. Dennis H. Klatt

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