Windows on desktop, Mac on laptop (altho likely switching to Framework with windows soon)

The similarly priced Pixels get similar update levels to the iPhone SE

Couldn’t care less about blue bubbles cause I mostly use Telegram. I’m currently running two phones, on iOS & one Android.

My iPhone syncs nicely with my iPad which i appreciate. I also find the photos app better, especially how you can sort by date (metadata) or date-uploaded. Also the 6.1inch iPhone gets better battery than any of the similar-sized Androids I’ve tried.

Quake Champions is an awesome PC shooter that almost no one has heard about. Has a small pro-league and everything

At home I exclusively go up-stairs on all fours

Niche communities like Quake Champions and city-specific subs

Pixel 7a is really nice, and the 6a goes on sale pretty cheap if you can find it in stock

I use Apple Music on Android/Windows, would recommend

I’ve used Spotify, Deezer, Tidal, Apple Music, YouTube Music, and Amazon Music

Id rank them:

Apple Music

Spotify

Amazon Music (hot take I know)

Deezer

YT Music

Tidal (expensive and didn’t like the UI

On Android/Windows btw

Id stick with reddit and use AdBlock to avoid supporting the platform

Not opposed to ads necessarily, altho would be opposed to any trackers that are used for ad-targetting.

Not sure this is even possible with Lemmy tho?

I still can’t log in, keyboard won’t stay open when I try to put in my instance url

On iOS/Android/Mac I like Spark most

Seems like a nice change tbh

Not iOS-only but, great on iOS:

Telegram: fav messenger

TickTick: best reminders app imo

Bitwarden: great password manager

Marvis: cool 3rd party app for Apple Music, connects with Last.fm too

Telegram, Bitwarden, Ticktick

U forgot Thunder

Is there a rundown on what they’re all like? Only familiar with Lemmy and Mastodon

Bioshock I think, loved it so much. Excellent writing and graphic design. Wish the remaster had improved the visuals more tho

I’ve never been asked at a party if I’m a Redditor lol. I think that’s just a context issue