I mean I am pretty happy with my nothing phone. It came with a pretty minimal stock android that runs on hardware that's quite good for what I paid. Despite the shitty name that people have indeed made fun of, the phone's been pretty good so far.
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Top right looks like he's just about to launch into an angry rant about how much Kirk Hammett sucks.
These things are very heavily optimized for the singular purpose of reading books. They can't do much of anything else, but they do that one thing very well and very efficiently. They run a custom, lightweight Linux OS that's very aggressive with its battery management. Coupled with an e-ink display, they sip power and can run for weeks on a single charge. That's not something a simple android can provide.
3 zone a/c is also pretty nice. No more "it's too " whining from the back.
I once read a review of a sous vide machine that just would not work unless it was connected to a smartphone via an app. And then that app would not work properly without a connection to some backend. That backend died at some point, bricking the sous vide machine. What a wonderful world we live in.
That's an easy argument to make but the reality is not that simple. Determining how many accidents are caused by these systems is much easier than determining how many accidents they have prevented. When an accident happens there's something that can be investigated. There's data. But when the system saves you and you go on your merry way, it's never reported anywhere. The statistics have a very extreme bias here.
Number 4 is when the force of your shit cannot be contained within the bowl and you have to spend some time cleaning around it when you're done.
Number 5 is when the force of your shit cannot ne contained within the bathroom and you have to pay for renovations when you're done.
A lot of people. They're served very commonly with coffee. Very rarely red, though. Mostly they're small white cubes with either pistachios or hazelnuts in them.
The tube looking ones are a more fancier type. I would not say they're more common than the cubes, though. The "nobody buys those cubes" thing is an absolutely wild statement, honestly.
Not being able to play games? Not serious? What the hell are you talking about? Did you compare a 3090 to a bottom tier ATI Radeon card or something? My RX 6800 was a fucking champ that was able to run everything I threw at it without a single problem and with quite satisfactory performance at 1440p. It was most definitely a very competent GPU for gaming.
ML and nvenc are extra features that not everyone needs or even wants.
It's Clefairy.
Very different vegetables though. It'd be like comparing wine and beer.