The Pixel 5 is not much more expensive and is still a great phone with good battery life and good camera, and the last Pixel small enough to used one-handed. It also has wireless charging which is missing on the 4a.
If your friend isn't gaming or doing anything CPU-intensive the P5 is what I would reccommend today. Everything afterwords has been an incremental upgrade for significantly more money.
The Pixel 5 is still a great phone with his battery life and camera, and the last Pixel small enough to used one-handed.
If they're not gaming or doing anything CPU-intensive it's what I reccommend today. Everything afterwords has been an incremental upgrade.
The Pixel 5 is still a great phone with his battery life and camera, and the last Pixel small enough to used one-handed.
If they're not gaming or doing anything CPU-intensive it's what I reccommend today. Everything afterwords has been an incremental upgrade.
Not looking great but at least they're being realistic about it.
This is messy with 20 episodes dropping all at once, but option #1 is probably the best course of action.
Another idea: All 20 discussion threads, but posted two per day for ten days. Then after two-ish weeks, posting a season-long discussion thread.
Regardless, I like the idea of a new "So what did y'all think?" discussion thread posted a couple of weeks later for those of us who don't prefer to binge.
I'm honestly surprised to encounter someone who uses Lemmy but not adblock.
On second thought let's not go to Risa. Tis a silly place.
hey look its the guy from the meme
With startrek.website we'd hoped creating a Star Trek themed instance might encourage other ex-moderators to start topic-specific instances too, and it would kick off a flourishing of myriad communities run by devoted moderators, a Lemmyverse so diverse and inspiring that not even Reddit could further justify it's own existence in the presence of such an obviously superior system.
Instead it turned out "Star Trek and Linux" was enough to satisfy nearly everyone's tastes (both subtle and gross).
While I don't think Reddit is going to collapse anytime soon or anything, any moderators that chose to stay after seeing how little Reddit cares about them, are not going to be the sorts of people with a bold vision on what they want to see in a community. What remains of the culture is just going to get more and more generic as evidenced here.
Dude it's less than four years old lol I get what you are saying but Q3 2020 is not that long ago.