MrGrivixer

+1 for Connect for Lemmy

I use ChatGPT sometimes for work. We're building some new digital infrastructure.

Mostly when I'm stuck on a weird bug I do a quick search in ChatGPT to get an idea of where to look and use that in Google search.

An other use is to create some simple Powershell scripts or commands. I ofcourse test them in a test environment before I use it in the production environment we're creating.

Yes sometimes it can come in handy to give you an idea or help you on the way. But you need to be careful and take answers with a grain of salt.

I had a OnePlus 6T and a OnePlus 8T.

OnePlus 6T: had it for 1.5 years and sold it because it had some weird bugs (can't remember exactly which).

OnePlus 8T: had it for almost 2 years. Updated to Android 12, was shit after few weeks. Factory reset to 11, used that a long time. Updated to 12 for a a few days and then to Android 13. Was alright but again a few bugs. Factory reset it again a few (staying on Android 13). Later Factory reset it to Android 11.

I have factory reset it 5 times in 1 the last year i had the OnePlus 8T.

And despite the many factory resets, every few days had a bug where it became so slow it wasn't useable anymore and had to reboot.

Short story: OnePlus had a lot of potential and I bought a OnePlus 6T for the price and the good software support they had in 2018. I feel a little betrayed because they became so worse over the few years I had my OnePlus phones.

I now have a Samsung S23 Ultra which has good software support and yes it has some bloat. But i don't have stupid bugs and the phone stays fast.

Samsung S23 Ultra.

I had an OnePlus 8T and an OnePlus 6T before that. Oneplus became so bad that I had to factory reset my OnePlus 8T 5 times in one year to fix problems.

I wanted to have a big phone with good cameras and good software support. My colleagues have a Samsung S22 Ultra and I really liked it.

Bought a Samsung Tab S8 Plus to replace my iPad from 2018. And have no problems with it. Just a big battery and screen.