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Memory on my phone constantly keep running out. This is so strange to me given that even if I don't download anything it will still lose some storage space overtime. I clear caches of very few apps that are installed, delete old pictures but this is only a timely measure. Curently I found out that it creeps slower when I have less than 500 mb left, there is a warning that not a lot of memory is left, so I keep it this way. If I will clear more storage space, then the phone will fill hundrends of megabytes in just a week or two until it 500 again.
I wonder what I can do. 6 gb filled with pictures, 6 gb filled with videos less than a hundred mb is music with documents this all is reasonable and manageable but the rest of storage space is occupied by enigmatic "other" taking up 20 gb. I found out that folder with thumbnails for pictures takes up 0,91 gb. I wonder how many other system folders store trash polluting memory of my phone.
Also I noticed that just transferring a couple of images from one folder to another can cause disproportional amount of storage to be consumed in the process.
The example is: I had about forty images with total weight of 11 mb that I had to sort into different folders. After I finished with sorting, I found that my phone lost about 45 mb of storage space. This is ridiculous.
Big search engines like Google track your activity and sell your data for ads — which is why a lot of us don’t search freely anymore. I’ll share a few alternatives I’ve found, and would love to hear what others are using too!
DuckDuckGo: Best for untracked searching
Startpage: Best for unprofiled browsing
MyAllSearch: Clean interface and an emphasis on user privacy.
Qwant: GDPR-protected searching
Startpage: Combines the top results of multiple engines, primarily Gigablast and Yandex.
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The 119th Congress has proposed the "$2.50 for America's 250th Act" to authorize a special $2.50 gold coin for 2026, commemorating the 250th anniversary of American independence. This coin, honoring the semiquincentennial, serves as a continuation of the 1776–1926 anniversary tradition. It is part of the broader 2026 U.S. Mint Semiquincentennial program.
Context: The bill proposes a $2.50 gold piece to celebrate the 250th anniversary, echoing the 150th-anniversary coin issued in 1926.
Significance: The coin is designed to highlight founding principles of liberty, democracy, and self-governance, acting as a tribute to the nation's heritage.
Design/Availability: While the legislation explicitly calls for a $2.50 gold coin to be issued for 2026, it is part of a larger 2026 program featuring special designs for all circulating coins.
The 2026 program includes various numismatic items, including new designs for the dime, quarter, and half-dollar, all with a special "250" privy mark.
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Big search engines like Google and Bing are well known to track searchers activity and sell that data to advertisers — which is why many of us don’t feel comfortable searching freely anymore.
If you’re looking for more private alternatives, here are a few I’ve come across. I’d love to hear what others are using too!
DuckDuckGo – Great for simple, untracked searches
Startpage – Delivers Google results without the profiling
Brave Search – Strong privacy with its own independent index
MyAllSearch – Clean interface with a focus on user privacy
Qwant – GDPR-compliant, with servers based in Europe
Dogpile – A metasearch engine that pulls top results from Bing, Yandex, and more
Please share anymore Iv'e missed, I'm always curious to discover new ones.