6 weeks:

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3969546/

Basically a game that is designed to receive regular content updates and have revolving meta elements. It’s a game that is designed to not have an end.

What happened?

I use Apple Maps for directions and Google maps when I want to “explore” or look for restaurants. Discovery on Apple Maps is still awful and requires you to have Yelp installed. On the flipside though they beat Google to having intersection lights and stop signs on the map while driving. The overall experience and animations are also far smoother on Apple Maps which is what makes me use it for driving. Google maps, like many Google products has a low framerate for its animations.

The number one thing for me with a phone is specs, and the pixel phones just don’t have the top tier benchmarks so I’ll never even consider them. They’re not competing heavily enough with Samsung and Apple. Look at their pixel watch and how absolute trash that thing is (huge bezel, too small screen, bad battery life, bad fitness integration). I’ve said this to death here too btw: I hate that their software is so flat looking.

Xiaomi phones don’t support the all bands used by US carriers. Yes the phone will still work for 4G, but you’ll potentially be out of service in certain places that require the US-specific bands.

Notion has been pretty great so far; I recently moved there from Evernote. Only downside (for me) is that it’s based on electron.

I’d move to Linux and Android from MacOS right now if KDE connect was a 1-1 feature parity with Apple continuity.

Red Dead Redemption 2 is literally the best cowboy game ever made and up there with the other top tiers.