Guess it’s a matter of perspective. I’ve used Apple, Android, and (back in the day) Windows phones. I always come back to Apple phones. To me, the UX is far superior and the interoperability with my Macs and AppleTVs “just works”. On Android I feel I’m working “on” my phone rather than using it.

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Congrats to you and the Mrs my friend. My wife and I took our first international trip together to see friends in Prague for our 10-year anniversary (that was 21 years ago now). Best to you both for many more happy decades together.

That’s one reason I’m not continuing with F1 on PC. It’s too technical for what I want in a game. I’ll probably keep messing with Asseto Corsa when I take a break from Farming Simulator but F1 is out.

Don’t do Insta, but still glad we’re friends like @laranewsom.bsky.social said :)

24 years for me. Agree with your evaluation.

Follow me. If you are trying to get 2 tech, the first 10 to DM me get a 30ish min call with to talk tech and what you are doing, and I will give you my views at no charge (because I am not a hustle culture pay me for career advice jerk). I do not have all answers but I have done this a long time.

That’s my preferred way to use multiple accounts. As a long time web app developer, I seriously dislike using a browser tab for something that I use all day long and totally realize the irony (eg: mail, social media, task list, etc)

Well I’m a Mac guy but games run on Windows so kinda necessary :)

Left = gaming, right = personal/work