It really depends on what you want from your phone and what matters to you.

I recently got a refurbished OnePlus 9 and put lineage on it. I would have gone with a pixel and graphene, but pixels with more storage are hard to come by and expensive.

Find which roms are available for your phone and choose from there, or if you want to change the Asus phone, look at your target specs and which phone ROM combination you can find

Looking more like a safari to me

OMG! That’s the best name for a pet! As a Paczki lover I approve!

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My dad lives in a house that the oldest rooms date from around 500 years ago lol. It would be very had to tell by just looking at the house, since it’s been updated and expanded over the centuries.

We don’t even know if it really is that old, but from figuring it out from some renovations and the position in the town, it’s a good guess.

Not the reason, just that they quit. Some supervisors wouldn’t tell the staff for a number of reasons

Will they find out that you quit? Would your supervisor tell them?

Also can’t you just use your remaining vacations and call in sick to reduce the amount of time interacting with them?

I’ve asked a similar question not long ago and the consensus was pixel, even though I had already ruled them out in my question.

I still haven’t changed phones but I’m leaning on a nothing 2a, since it’s reasonably priced for the storage that I want.

However, I’ve been looking at phones based on the specs I want and check XDA forums and see how active they are, in the hopes I get a phone popular enough that has long term community support

Bleak Sword DX

I’m a victim to good looking games

I recently revisited fallout new Vegas and it was an excellent experience.

Outside of that I tend to remain in the indie space, but I’m not against the occasional old triple a

What do you not like about the pixel hardware? I’ve been reluctantly considering one

Are they proposing opening every letter that goes in the mail too? And checking every memory card that gets sent?

Growing up and up until about that generation, one of the big “console vs PC” arguments was that you could just plug the console in and start playing right away.

With a PC you had to at least start the computer and run the game, but a lot of times you had to fiddle with settings, config files, drivers and whatnot.

Clearly everyone forgot that argument as generations progressed and PC gaming got somewhat simpler and consoles more complicated