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Cake day: December 4th, 2025

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  • I got my xperia used by someone who didn’t like it, so i got a 2021 model in 2023 for less than half the original price.

    I got it because it has an unlockable bootloader and LineageOS support. Also because it has a headphone jack, sd card slot, and no [fucking!] holes in the screen.

    The performance has been perfect, even three years later. Everything works(except android auto keep breaking), everything can be programmed (including the hardware buttons), and I have control over my privacy. I have control ever pretty much everything, actually.

    The downside is it’s fragile AF on the software side, and there’s almost no security against physical attacks. It requires a high level of knowledge to set up and keep it running in a way that maintains privacy.

    It’s by far the best phone and phone experience I have ever had.












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    1 month ago

    In that case, you are asking it a question you don’t know the answer to, and the answer could be wrong. You might have the knowledge to know when the output isn’t factual and reprompt it, or you may not always know when the output isn’t factual; the potential detriment to you probably isn’t so much cognitive, it’s potentially wasting your time, money, supplies and labor on an incorrect answer, or worse, leaving the customer to deal with bad service or worksmanship from an incorrect answer.









  • I think there’s probably no such thing as womens problems or mens problems. Only human problems that bounce around and affect everyone.

    To your point, yes absolutely these issues affect us all, because we’re all connected as humans. But you might want to reconsider how you phrase that. This has big “I don’t see color” energy.

    Both men and women absolutely have unique and specific issues that need recognition if we are to meaningfully address them.