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I'm finally leaving the apple cult. I've had a 6S for four or five years and it's completely obsolete now; they no longer support it, it can't be fixed or replaced, the battery drains before my eyes despite having no apps open and no activity, and it just crashes every couple of weeks, like a hard shutoff, 100% charge to dead in an instant.
I'm saving up and getting a samsung galaxy a52, a nice mid-range android with none less of the baggage associated with the iphone for like half or a third of the price. I still don't trust any major companies as far as I can throw them, but I'd rather it be open source than strictly proprietary. Ideally I'd like to be able to build a phone the way you can build a PC, give it whatever specs you want, totally modular, no hardware restraints or contracts or warranties to void. I don't want a company to own my data and read my mind and track my every movement for the rest of my life, if that's not too much to ask in our godforsaken Orwellian surveillance state...
Maybe I should just get a jitterbug and a digital camera. I'm spoiled by modern technology I didn't have a decade ago, and it's all extraneous to me. It would certainly help me get over my internet addiction if I could no longer physically access the internet 24/7. All my phone needs to do is let me make calls and send texts. There's no need for a company to know what I'm photographing or where, and they certainly don't need to track my internet history. Give me a few gigs of physical storage for photos, offline music, the occasional audiobooks, and I'm golden. I don't need everything to be connected and traceable or up in the cloud where anyone can see it. I want a dumb phone and a dumb camera and dumb technology in general. I want a glorified USB stick that doesn't report to anyone or anything unless physically connected.
Baby steps. No need to go full Kaczynski living in a shack in the woods just yet; I can wean myself off the grid slowly, give myself a few years to adjust to each step.
I'm only 24... I'm too young to be a jaded old man...
Not so smart computer
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Argh! Nobody's put the scene on Youtube, and my husband convinced me to buy the computer that DOESN'T have a DVD drive when my motherboard recently died. I may have to be satisfied with a lesser gif I can easily find. Grr. It's one of the 3 movies that I've ever bought, and I still can't watch it!
Trying my hand at a mood board! 💛💛💛
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So apparently I can drop noodles on my phone and the screen moves, keys react etc but when I have gloves on my hand or long sleeves over my hands the screen doesn't react at all????
Maybe I'm just an old man trapped in the body of a young man but I think my TV shouldn't need to connect to wifi actually
It shouldn't have to be smart
It's a TV
It should just work
Artificial Stupidity
I titled this as I did for a reason explained below:
As AI+ as I generally am,sometimes such technology can be infuriatingly annoying.
Especially when it stupidly thinks two glaringly different images are the same,or misattributes images to the wrong progenitor.
I ran into these glitches with it fairly recently. I'm also not the first to address them either.
I get that the tech as we currently know it is still fairly new in the grand scheme of things, but come on.