I'm pretty sure you have that curve wrong.
devfuuu
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exactly, it's the recommendations for batteries for the last 10 years or more. people doing otherwise are following "old folklore" and killing their batteries faster.
the irony is that the battery health is going to be worse that way.
the good old "misundertood lyrics" version.
Really miss the Jolla OS. As the first smartphone I used, after it when I got an android it felt like going back in many ways. But at least I didnt have to care anymore about android support and how bat it sometimes was. Have no idea how the OS is nowadays.
Lots of people have kids nowadays in their houses, we should ban all of that and out them all in a specialized center or something. I can't imagine what all those people are doing with kids behind close doors under he guise of "family". Truly scary if you think about it.
being neurodivergent is hard.
I've used Linux for years and never in my life have I seen anything crash or close because of a oom killer. It's myth for me that it exists. Me looking at my firefox occupying 6GB of the 8GB ram and opening intellij so it becomes full and swap is on 3GB.
That's some powerful sound track.
I'm still waiting for all the promises that USanians kept saying over the years that guns would save them all...
And you would be wrong for it.
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Unless then you are constantly worried and checking the phone to confirm the alarms are actually set up correctly, for the right time, for the right day, and that the sound is up enough to be heard and that there's enough battery for it to go off... Alarms and notifications stress me even more.