Maybe if your main use case is as an activity tracker, you’re probably right. But for me it’s a phone extension. I think Garmins are mainly sport watches with some smart features and the Apple watch is the opposite. Calling someone using siri, or doing things with siri in general are features I use all the time. Apple watch for me is a phone that I can use when cooking and taking care of a toddler at the same time without ever touching it. Garmin simply can’t do it. Alexa is not that great and the general integration is obviously not as good as Apple.

Overall I ended up changing a couple of Android devices within the same time frame that I’d be using a single iPhone. I have an XS which is a ~5 years old device and will get the 17. And it’s still a very capable one.

Not possible on IOS. But can be done on Android.

Is it that good? I don’t know what it is really but like all my friends are talking about it. And steam really wants me to play it; every page has it.

I don’t care at all about the bubbles. I don’t use iMessage at all, 0.

• Convenience. Most things “just work”. No need to customize or fiddle with things.
• Price. Hear me out :D I used Android phones in the past (a mix of mid-ranges and flagships) and over time it ended being more expensive than using an iPhone.
• Ecosystem. My mac laptops, watch, earphones, phone etc. all work together in useful ways. It sounds gimmicky but most of the time it’s not.
• Apple watch. There simply isn’t anything that is close to it.
• How everything feels cohesive and designed with the bigger picture in mind. Especially in the first party apps, you mostly know how things will behave.
• Feels more “polished”. I always felt like I’m using something that is designed by an engineer when using Android.

It’s coming. There is some infrastructure work that needs to be done before it but it’s almost there.

Enjoy hiding your posts people :)

No. The browser (which is the runtime that pwas use) is already a very limited environment with little to access to the system - and if the app wants to access something potentially sensitive, then the browser asks for permission. Even then it doesn’t have access to nearly anything that a native app can access.

Can you add a nsfw:only filter while you’re at it? :)

I found a way on IOS :) But you’ll need Safari running on Mac.

• Enable Web Inspector on iPhone. Settings > Safari > Advanced > Enable Web Inspector
• Connect your phone to your mac
• Open wefwef.app on the phone, connect to it from macos safari developer menu.
• Change the icon urls in the inspector then install the app on the phone.

Why not the pc version? Iirc proton was running it well.

I finished nfsu pc version on deck, it was also running very good.

No, let’s say you’re subscribed to 2 communities. One is very active and the other one is not too much. In that case the popular one would always dominate the feed. But there could be an option to mark a community as “important” so you see more of it.

Is it still there? I couldn’t find it. In the meantime, I posted this :D https://www.reddit.com/r/assholedesign/comments/14l8bj4/ads_that_look_like_tweets_with_minimal_sponspored/