You may want to add a source or 2 to your reply, you know, same as the person you replied to did. Otherwise, people may draw the conclusion that you're not a valuable source yourself.
I feel like there's a multitude of reasons on my part, but Louis Rossmann put a nail in it with this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y83BS_mK9GE
I work in a small team, so fortunately, the number of extraverted people is quite low. I find, if I give the people that absolutely crave attention however much they want early in the day, that quiets them down considerably during the rest of the day. They'll have flare-ups every now and then, and lunchtime is unavoidable, unfortunately, but with practice, I've become able to wear them out before they wear me out, if that makes sense. Good luck and peace be with you.
Did you end up picking one?
There's free options?
He properly does
Careful with the punctuation it makes you seem rather aggressive
Recently Amazon, I suppose their app, added a search item to my context menu, which is quite a nuisance. Other apps have as well, such as DeepL and Wikipedia, but I believe those have a valid use case without too much of a commercial interest. Is there a way to remove items from the context menu without removing the related app?
Not sure if I understand correctly, but it seems that 196 may have a home for what you're maybe describing
Should be able to dig up a fully functioning Sony Minidisk player. Owned and lost quite a few of them over the years. Damn things were sleek and small, but they meant the world to me. Napster and then Limewire provided the mp3s thanks to the old 56k dialup modem, then a mini jack connection from PC to the Minidisk. It took a hell of a long time to get everything set up just so, but it was worth it. Every time.
My iRiver is just lying around in a box somewhere. I totally forgot about it. Poor thing. Has some nice weight to it, well-distributed, very high-quality build.
There's a bunch of apps on F-Droid you could try