Dr_01000111

probably 3 "as a Linux user we can just use" "shortcuts" ":3"

switch to Linux or deal with it.

I'd ask if someone could explain but I'm not sure if I want to know

Dear god

it should be safe. From what I know the update only broke it as it was updating so installing a dual-boot after should be fine. You might want to test first so just install something small like mint for a test and see if it works.

I use a USB cable with file transfer. I also do phone file management like this because it's easier

yes

special power. It's just fun

tie him to a chair and make him watch this

https://yewtu.be/watch?v=MBBOjf7fLrc

(I'm joking about tiying him to a chair ofcorse)

it even comes with a removable battery, Sim card slot, and SD card slot

google pixels sadly are the best device for any custom ROM. if you really don't want to use google and your willing to sacrifice some performance and quality of life I'd recommended the fair phone 5 with /e/os. it is easily repairable and has I think 7 years of support. ofcorse it sacrifices a few qol things of most modern phones like the top end displays or the best photo quality and it costs the same as a google pixel 8 but its all ethically sourced and is a extremely good project and product. I'd reccomend watching reviews first "not Linux tech tips" the software updates fixed most of their issues anyways.

I'm lucky if I get more than 3 notifications in a day