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SUMMARY :      I haven't stopped making animation tutorials; I just need to address an annoyance sparked by a recent advertisement. The ad uses three words—“sunshine,” “heat,” and “sweats”—that bother me every time I hear them.        Sunshine usually brings to mind positive images of warmth and cheer. I love sunshine and miss it in spaces with little natural light. However, the ad's progression from “sunshine” to “heat” changes the mood.        Heat can turn the pleasantness of sunshine into discomfort. While warmth is often enjoyable, excessive heat is not, especially if you're sensitive to high temperatures. The ad's shift from a positive to a negative experience feels jarring.        Sweats is the most off-putting part. The association between heat and sweating is especially irksome for me. Sweating not only causes physical discomfort but also leads to unpleasant smells and the hassle of freshening up. This transition from enjoying sunshine to dealing with sweat dis

  SUMMARY :      In the battle between Samsung’s Galaxy S24 Ultra ( Note 24 ) and Galaxy Z-Fold 5 , both devices bring impressive features but cater to different needs. The S24 Ultra , continuing the legacy of the Note series, excels with its SPen functionalities. It offers  SPen detection and alerts, which help track and remind you about your  SPen . It also includes the  SPen with remote control features at no extra cost, unlike its cousin the Z-Fold 5 , where the  SPen with and without its remote capabilities come as additional costs. Additionally, it provides Quick Notes function and customizable  SPen sound effects, enhancing usability and personal touch.      The S24 Ultra ’s camera is another highlight, featuring a 100x zoom that outperforms the Fold 5 ’s more modest zoom capabilities. Despite its superior features, the S24 Ultra is priced lower at around $1,300 ( 400,000 PkR) compared to the Z-Fold 5 ’s $1,800 ( 600,000 PkR), making it a more cost-effective option.