Evidence suggests that a longer version of the saying was circulating prior to the early- to mid-19th century. The meaning is thought to come from the way clams are protected during high tide, and although the connotations have changed slightly, this original concept is still is the heart of the expression today. First Usage

This phrase is actually a part of the bigger phrase “happy as a clam in high water” or “at high tide.”

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Me if ticks didn’t exist.

I used lay directly in the grass without a care in the world.

Xbox would do the same if they weren’t in third place.

That’s it! Thank you.

Oh, sorry. I forgot you’ll have to add the IzzyOnDroid repo first

Edit: assuming you’re fine with this

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You can get Seeker directly from its github if that’s all you want.

Edit2: there’s an app for automating updates for apps installed directly but I can’t remember the name.

Edit3: Seeker is also on the play store. 🤷‍♂️

Or Seeker (f-droid) on Android

Unless it collected data without even having a Facebook account,

I don’t know when they started but yes they do that.

A “shadow profile” refers to the data Facebook collects about individuals without their explicit permission. For example, the “like” button that appears on third-party websites allows the company to collect information about an individual’s internet browsing habits, even if the individual is not a Facebook user.

I just lost.

Edit: the game is way older too.

They even have a video game spinoff hard-drive.net

Steam Deck is way more successful.

Mind-blowing that I may be the only one catching the satire here.

(please don’t make a fool out of me)

I recognize that “best before” means exactly what it says

I didnt know if you knew the loan word thing.

Why ask?

Same reason some English people will use Japanese words? I don’t know.

Loanwords

ASS (Advanced Substation Alpha)

I can barely type when watched.

under typical operating parameters

Enter food delivery drivers in the city

Funny, but I just barely know enough about cars so for anyone who knows less than me:

Blinking is when you worry.

Turn signal?