I think it wouldn't be a stretch to see at least their non-pro computers using an A-series chip eventually. I'm sure there's at least an internal build of Mac OS for Arm machines right?
Given their affinity for AMD graphics, I wonder if a desktop A-series processor could have a built in Vega GPU like the Intel chips? The i7-8809G has a Vega with 24 compute units which should be decent for light video or photo work. Notebook Check doesn't have much by way of directly comparable info for the Vega M GH and the A12X Bionic's GPU.
I really like Blink Shell, Charles Proxy, and Pythonista. One nice thing about Pythonista is that you can trigger scripts from Shortcuts (neé Workflow) which has come in handy for hacky workarounds.
Haven might not be in the main F-droid repo(?), but you can add theirs to install it. It’s also on the google play store and the source is available to build it yourself.
In my case it was a last minute decision before moving - "oh, are we packing that?" I think the Coinstar fee was less than 8-9% at the time and I'm not sure if they offered "fee-free" digital gift cards yet.
I love it, almost as wild of a read as the "gravitational pull of Pepsi aisle universe" document.
Also it's just super great how they call diet Coke a "sparkling beverage choice" a whole bunch of times instead of cola. Coke has this signage like "balance what you drink and do" in stores as if Any significant number of consumers will be able to offset their delicious corn syrup drinks with water and a bike ride instead of slumping back in a cubicle at the end of their lunch break.
I do enjoy a coke life (with stevia) and Pepsi max (more caffeine than mountain dew) from time to time so obviously I'm not immune to this marketing and will definitely keep an eye out for that new mango flavor. (whoops I just remembered my username; I've no association with the soda industry whatsoever.)