It was a low bar but you finally did it…

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We still have some arcades here, they seem so expensive to me though.

My fairphone was 5 years old when I got it so if I use it for 5 more, getting it new could make sense if I then use it for 10 years. So I might look at getting a new fair phone when this is no longer usable.

But then even a new fairphone is like half the price or less of the most expensive smartphones, it’s just far more than any phone I have bought before it.

Find a windows community then

Phones last longer than ever, may well keep mine going for a decade after it’s production date before getting another one.

Where are you finding users who read the manual? Wish we had more of those…

Any tips for trying to catch fish for food? UK here and everything is written like it’s a sport instead. Plus it’s usually for freshwater where you need licensing and permissions but I live by the sea.

Caught a couple of crabs before but that is about it.

In most of those situations I have bigger problems to deal with and can always restore from backup later.

If it’s so serious I don’t even have backups left then it doesn’t matter anymore.

Good luck on your next reading comprehension test

They always did

I was just thinking that yeah again all it needs is some basic components. Like how a light bulb or fan might have multiple power settings but I don’t expect them to be able to run doom.

Doesn’t that just need a voltage regulator? It’s disposable so you don’t never need to concern yourself with charging.

How do they push out an update to something that I will never connect to?

My family is bigger than that. Guess I will stick with piracy as it’s easier.

So they are intentionally spending more to design a second version without user replaceable batteries, that really is hostile design.

Fuck Nintendo.

How big could the family be?

Depends on what the app does. If required I don’t want it, if it’s optional features I would never even touch then ehh whatever.

My oven has an app, don’t care what it does and will never use it.

Never even heard of them and I work in a related industry…

This can’t crash and burn soon enough. Might be time to set fire to some datacentres