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Why does my Galaxy A13 keep switching off auto-rotate?

I swipe down to get to the quick settings (or whatever it's called), and no matter how many times I've set it to auto rotate the screen, it's switched back to either portrait or landscape lock a few minutes later. When it goes to landscape lock all on it's own, it's making a lot of stuff difficult as you'd expect. Is this a common issue?
Really moving the full screen around, and you turned it off? Moto actions and clear the data and cache, underneath apps.

What are you listening to?

With apologies for the FB link...I don't even know what to call this, but it's amazing.

And I can't even begin to imagine how his mind works.

What are you drinking right now?

When I was just a tag along kid, my father would play golf with his father in law and brother in law on a golf course in the pan handle of Oklahoma. They had a drinking well mid way though both the front and back nines that had some fantastic tasting water. The only water that came close was snow melt in a stream on Independence Pass up from Aspen Colorado. I'm talking sixty plus years ago. No idea now.

I see not bowling threads...

I tell people that I used to bowl. And golf. I bowled and golfed and I was fairly good at both of them... I'd bowl a 230 average and golf about a 72. Then I got married, had kids... over time, something odd happened. My golf and bowling scores reversed so I was bowling a 72 and golfing a 230 (don't laugh: I got my money out of the greens fees because I was out there all day long). I even had a polo shirt with "PLAY THROUGH" embroidered on the back. Finally the PGA sent me a letter, banning me from any course without a windmill on it. That's when I decided it was time to stop both of them. I tell people after I got married, I gave up my balls.

That's my story and I'm sticking to it.

MLB 2026

It seems crazy that it's Baseball time again. However, I'm very ready for some baseball. I enjoy football and college basketball. I even enjoy golf but my love is baseball. I hope to be so fortunate for DTV to gift me the baseball package again this year but if not, I'll be a buyer.
I love watching the games. It doesn't take complete attention to watch baseball which give me the chance to read or play on the internet while the games are on. There are some rule changes for 2026. The ABS system will be implanted.
This is grabbed from the net:
Starting in the 2026 season, Major League Baseball will officially implement the Automated Ball-Strike (ABS) Challenge System across all 30 ballparks for regular and postseason games. Players will retain the ability to challenge, with teams receiving two challenges per game to review umpire calls.
Key 2026 MLB Rules:
  • ABS Challenge System: Human umpires remain on the field, but hitters, pitchers, and catchers can challenge called balls and strikes, which will be verified by Hawk-Eye tracking cameras.
  • Challenge Mechanics:Players signal a challenge by tapping their head; if successful, the team retains the challenge
    .
    • Expanded Replay: Additional updates include expanded replay capabilities and further refined pace-of-play adjustments.
    • Implementation: Following extensive testing in the minors, this system will be used in all 2026 Spring Training, regular-season, and postseason games.
The initiative aims to improve accuracy in critical situations, with successful challenges resulting in the pitch being displayed on stadium videoboards.

The ABS system becoming official pleases me. If they are going to show me a strike zone and slow-mo the bad calls, I need for the players to have the ability to challenge or take the superimposed strike zone out of my picture.

I'm ready for some baseball!!

NFL 2O25

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Super Bowl LX is in the books. If you like defense, this was the game for you. Both teams displayed dominating defense until the game got sloppy in the fourth quarter.
The Seattle Seahawks D dominated the New England Patriots O was the main story line though NE kept Seattle in check except for a MVP performance from Kenneth Walker III, Seattle's running back. It was an entertaining game to watch. It just wasn't packed with thrilling offensive plays that fans have become accustomed to in recent years of the NFL.

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