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This is genuinely enlightening, I only know one apple user, and he complained a few years back about his banking app suddenly not working (I think he uses some kind of iPhone 6).cattle
I have to say, I personally would not use an iPhone. I did ask why he did, and they supposedly have very good cameras, but for me it is simply too locked down. But that is an individual preference and I love the fact that we can all choose different stuff.
I would never make any kind of judgement on him, or anyone, based on a phone brand choice, so seeing it being so different with other people is really expanding my horizons on just how different humans are - KF has done a lot of that for me, mostly in a bad way though.
PL here but I got into social media at an old age (for my generation anyway, zoomer) when my classmates basically forced me to make a facebook account at around 13 or 14 years old (I know, horrifying). I tried twitter, reddit, and instagram since then. I never really got the point of them. Only reddit seemed kind of good (and discord, if you take it as social media, I think I left before it got completely enshittified though), but even that got pretty shit over the years. The first major sign I noticed was the banning, and subsequent memoryholing of r/waterniggas in favour of r/aquahomies for no apparent reason other than the fact that the former had the word "niggas" in its name, the sub was literally just about drinking water being preferable to drinking soda...
Oh and that's another thing, that is now completely unrelated to the topic at hand, but I sometimes saw people bragging about drinking (presumably water) like it was an achivement. Even saw a few "celebratory" bottles at the supermarket when I used do go there more often. What the hell is that? Do people genuinely have such small aspirations that "drinking 3l of water today" is an achivement? Not to mention the people who are afraid to call someone over the phone and take "speaking to someone" as an achivement.
Like what am I gonna do? Die of dehydration??
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I like torx, I agree that there is not much advantage over the japanese cross screw, but trying to differentiate between a philips and the jap is infuriating enough to just prefer a torx.Torx, not pentalobe, which do suck. They cam out less than Philips other than that, yeah, agree.
Compared to JIS cross style there's really little point but that's a Jap thing.
Also another unrelated issue, I need to change a few seals on an old soda bottle I found, and it has a 13mm flathead screw. I couldn't find such a big screwdriver anywhere, so I tried scissors - they slip off, I tried a folded tin can - bends, now I'm trying a normal flathead screwdriver but only on one side and forcing it to turn. It is hard and I slipped off a few times and left a few ridges in the thread, I hope it's fine. I hate this, and hate the fact I don't have access to metal cutting equipment to just make a quick screwdriver for this.
It does like to jump out a bit too much for my taste (I've heard that they were designed for that, but not sure).philips head
Now that is evil, normal torx I like due to the increased surface and more control, forcing a new design just to get people to not repair your shit is bad.Pure evil niggardry.
But I've heard people a few years ago say that using torx to build (buildings) is safer because thieves are less likely to have torx screw heads in their toolkits, so I guess everything was new once.
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