ramanova

No phone is perfect, It's the overall complexity of the systems that is causing the multiple issues. I moved from iphone 13 to pixel 10pro and it wasn't such a great transition. It's totally not "better". Each have their own disadvantages. Android: - Pixel really sucks at apps and sharing content in app/ between apps. This is really killing me, because it's impossible to share more than image from whatsapp to telegram e.g. No image copy in apps. - The apps are not as polished - The gaming performance not even close to apple (or samsung for that matter) - Wifi / GSM doesn't feel as reliable or fast as it was on my 4yo iphone - Videos cameras switching is unreliable, photos colors are washed out and dead - You can't compare Pixel watch and Apple Watch (same goes for Garmin with it's terrible sluggish UI)

Iphone: - No Screen text translate in real-time like on Pixel. Currently the only deal breaker for me personally and reason I'm using the Pixel. - The keyboard is dumb. But speech recognition is ok. - Duplication of photos between icloud and google photos. The Google Photos is crazy good in comparison to the icloud.

It takes some practice, YMMV, but we made a rule to have them in bed by 8PM. You get solid 2h-3h for yourself every evening. It was harder with the first kid, but once they start going to kindergarten it changes. Once a week we invite a babysitter and go out :)

Installed from brew and tried to open an html file. 1. no syntax highlighting 2. formatting is off (tried with nano - formatting is great) 3. the cursor moving is not rendered, eventually got lost (bug)

The a11y problem is super urgent for the majority of products out there. Not only it prevents blind/non hearing people of using systems. People also tend to forget that having a11y in place elevates UX on another level. It enables using apps/web with shortkeys, makes everything more readable, changes entire UX flows into simpler ones.

There's something to it :) https://music-grid.surge.sh/#161-257-257-0-513-520-4-136-128...