andrew

But also, you're making a computer do what you want, and something that it wasn't programmed by the factory to display, when you write HTML. You're programming.

Lego City: Whitechapel (Ripper Street and Lego City Undercover).

Yeah, my instance admins are a bit nuts too.

I mean to be fair, we mentally fill in blanks with just four pictures that might be misleading. Maybe someone egged an iPhone then egged, breaded, and deep fried an appropriately sized block of spam.

It's beautiful like the movie Life Is Beautiful. Traumatic but with silver linings.

I don't deny it might feel foreign to someone using iOS daily for decades. But that's not the statement. The statement was that iOS does things like upgrades, backup restoration, and value retention better, which just isn't true anymore.

I use both, actually, because Android tablets in my experience have been pretty disappointing, so I'm pretty familiar with both ecosystems.

This sounds like something that hasn't been true for 5-10 years tbh. At least not within the Pixel family. I upgrade phones without a single hiccup. My older phones are still around and used daily by my kids with no problema. I've had to wipe a phone and restore from the cloud backup and it was a matter of minutes to be usable, and was effectively like nothing had happened as soon as my apps and their data finished downloading.

Pretty sure the old fart is Country Kitchen Buffet or something like that.

403, oof.

I mean, if that's you in your picture, I'm a fan of your beard.

I'm partial to AndOTP myself.

shrugs