I couldn't find a comparison in the article, is it any cheaper than the windows counterpart or did they just keep the price the same? Not that I would ever get one at the price they quoted here.
I know it is a joke but it is such a silly comparison.
The left one is a work horse, transporting you and whatever you need moving. The right one is likely a race or show horse which does no work other than racing or whatever tricks they do as a show horse. You wouldn't want them exhausted for doing their thing, so obviously you transport them like this. If we didn't have cars you would have a (or several) work horse(s) pulling a cart with the show horse guaranteed.
Isn't that just standard convention? Rain is always measured in mm, and snow makes no sense to measure in a unit as small as mm, therefore cm.
May be related to that rain is measured by filling up a measuring cylinder standing around. Doesn't really work with snow as it takes a bit before it packs nicely.
Not if OP is using similar apps on stock vs GrapheneOS, then OP can make a judgement that now his screen on time is mediocre. But asking in general does not make much sense unless people responding have the same kind of experience before and after GrapheneOS installation.
All the stuff on the phone has been designed for maximum engagement, there is no way movies or series can compete with that for people who are e.g. social media addicted.
And I am not saying that to say Netflix is right, the problem needs fixing at the root, not doctoring movies into something complementary.
This fucking "if the service is exceptional" makes me always think about that scene in Reservoir Dogs, although the sentiment of it was pro-tipping, which is terrible.
