The fact is, everyone has different experiences in each country. And different people find it easier to assimilate into one or the other.
Folks here can share their own stories, but that may not help you figure out which is best for you.
Again, it’s not that different from using a Pixel phone on any other carrier. The only difference is the first point of contact for some of your personal information.
By the time it’s sold or traded between companies, it doesn’t matter what the first point of contact was.
Pretty much every carrier is the same way, unfortunately. And large companies sell and trade the data between each other.
I went with a Supernote.
It’s supposed to get Linux support at some point, and it has replaceable batteries. Plus, it works great as a e-ink notebook right now.
I misread that as “gnocchi bread” and I wanted it so much.
Stuffed cabbage is a widely underappreciated food.
Believing that my belief doesn’t matter is no more or less valid than believing that he either did or did not do it.
What I believe doesn’t matter.
I’m happy that KDE defines “smart” as “hey user, you probably don’t need this.”
As opposed to Apple’s “the system is going to predict things to make your life easier, and will be wrong much of the time.”
A machete
What’s great is neither of you are wrong from your own perspectives - and both of you are free to share your message and preferences.
Skate-period? Skate-dot? Skate-point?
What a stupid name for a game.
You know trouble’s coming when The Situation starts to flex.
The context totally changes the question.
“Which do you like more, blue or green?” is very different from “Which do you feel you are, a blue-liker or a green-liker?”
The first question directly asks a specific thing.
The second is asking what category a person feels they belong to. And assigning a category implies many things in addition to liking the color.
That is a false dichotomy. Every situation has unique context.
Never put salt in your eyes.
It really depends on the kind of convenience.
Some conveniences are easier to give up, especially if giving them up will benefit others.
I like how they make up a phony benefit to try to make it seem like you’ll get something out of it.
It AI’s the AIable content that AI hasn’t already AI’d.