If I take all will it solve my printer problems?

I’m gonna take all just in case.

sigh Another alchemy experiment gone wrong.

I bet the US will be your full name + the last 4 digits of your social.

Tell her; “no mom, if some 30 year old man was tracking me, reading my mail, texts and tracked my location you’d be getting ready to murder him. Why should I let gmail get away with the same shit?”

But glass is made from sand, I’m just returning it to where it came from!!!

Simple, we treat “corporate crimes” the same we would if a 30+ year old man committed them to a 18 year old girl, because that’s what’s happening. Once you’re 18 the “child data protections” go away.

They essentially planted bugs in every 18 year old girl’s life and if your phrase it that way, the masses will realize how horrifying it is.

Google shouldn’t have our entire location history, that’s called stalking.

Google shouldn’t have an entire log of our private messages, that’s called eavesdropping.

Microsoft shouldn’t be taking screen shots of our screen, that’s called spying.

Amazon shouldn’t be using security cams to scan us for “AI” purposes.

Apple shouldn’t be using our phone microphones for “data collection”.

Facebook shouldn’t be compiling, scanning and indexing our photos.

Not OP, I went from a Pix5 google stock to Pix9 with Graphene on it. I transfered data manually. I think it the best way to go about it.

A lot of of apps have an export setting feature that I used.

IMO is also a good time to clear out bloat - the app you haven’t opened in 3 years doesn’t need to get copied over. Old downloads or a meme you shared one time 2 years ago - gone. Pictures or anything of sentiment get backed up and maybe copied to new phone.

I transfered most files by plugging in both phones into the computer and copying files the easy way.

I also setup syncthing to automatically sync the picture folders, a folder where I put copies of the exported setting files and few others for misc files and stuff I want backed up regularly.

What happens if a Harvard professor goes rouge rogue and teaches the book on the right?

Edit: the books don’t teach spelling.

When discussing data transferring between devices like this, I’d treat WiFi as another “invisible” port on the switch.

RIP OP

Just don’t get the screen wet, if the screen is broken, the fridge won’t work for “safety” reasons.

And what if I don’t want to watch “stuff” on my phone? My phone is supposed to be a portable “swiss-army-knife” of digital tools.

They made tablets for the other “stuff”

sigh another alchemy expirament gone wrong.

Honestly, its not perfect, but at least I’m not having ai prompts and constant adverts shoved in my face.

The stock Graphine apps and home launcher are very basic, they didn’t focus on them because there are prethora of better options already out there. For the basics, I recommend lawnchair, fossify gallary, fossify file manager, fossify phone, and open camera. For messages, I’ve got nothing. Only thing I’ve found that works right with group chats and sending pictures is google messages…

Fresh out of college. Never heard that term before either, but “off campus” is the clue I’m going with.

Not impossible, maybe she’ll be too anxious to correct the waiter and attempt to double down on the act.

It’s all perspective lol, how many of us would last a week logging…with out all the modern tech?

Or car mechanics, might not care how the fancy cloud works, but can talk about engines all day long.

The way I see it, we’ve all got our niche and help each other out with what we dedicate our time to learning.

No, but the European swallows are and brought them back.

I’ll be a bit less vague, my job involves installing various equipment systems that are designed/programmed by the office people.

Part of the process is testing and bug fixing, nothing in life goes perfect. Install typically takes 4-6 hours, with time allotted for a few hours to test and configure being at end of day. We are often at the mercy of the business hours of wherever we work, so install typically doesn’t begin until 8am.

When its 3pm and the job is supposed to be done by end of day and some technical issue pops up (typically client wants a change, or sometimes we all make a mistake) if the guy who programmed the electronics went home at 2, the job won’t get done.

As I said, once in a while people leaving early is fine, if we have to return to a job we will. But if we have to do that for every single one, we’d never get anything done.

Some jobs require assistance because that’s how life works. not everyone is a computer genius.

I lead small teams doing construction/remodel type work.

It gets real screwy when people start leaving at different times. Those who take lunch end up stuck with extra clean up or fixing last minute issues that pop up.

It also sucks when the office folk leave early and we’re stuck in the field with questions or issues that they need to decide on.

Once in a while, it doesn’t matter, but every day of people working slightly different schedules gets annoying.

For independent work, yeah its ridiculous people are forced to work specific hours for no reason.