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Cake day: July 2nd, 2023

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  • No, because even cheap smart phones are often expensive and difficult to repair. My current phone is an s10 ive had since 2020 and even today it would cost me £50 to replace the screen myself.

    I refuse to treat my phone as disposable so when i very rarely buy a new phone, ill buy one that i could repair myself and with internals that will last a long time.

    Budget phones are usually out for me because they usually become annoyingly slow after only a few years which means i usually end up spending more for a mid range which means repairs cost more if i need them. Therefore putting a decent case on it makes sense.







  • Hoenstly, if youve ever seen a favourite spot or trail get absolutely overrun by instagram tourists and the general public youd understand that feeling.

    Theres beautiful spots in the peak district that get so clogged up in the summer that youve got cars parked up and down every single road in a 10 mile radius.

    Ive volunteered with groups that do weekly litter picks at some of these spots and trails and we’ll often run out of bags.

    I dont think its selfish to wish these spots just never got discovered by the public. As soon as one of these beauty spots gets big, its a losing battle against the general public and everyone who wants to make bank from them


  • Idk what cables and devices youve been buying but ive seen an insane difference in durability going to micro to c.

    For a start, none of my usb c cables have lost their gripping strength, one of which ive been using daily for over 6 years.

    None of my usb c devices have had the central pin blade thing fall off or fatige to the point of not making a connection,

    The one down side ive seen to usb c is that when i accidentally rolled my chsir over a connector, it did crush the oval inwards but i pried that open again and stuck it in my desk mic and its been working fine since.