I don't use an ad blocker. I do mind ads but I also want to adhere to the social contact: I subject myself to ads for the free content.
Apple isn't doing everything it can to optimize the quality of videos iPhones send or receive over MMS. Video quality between Android phones, even over MMS, is much better.
I would definitely get a second or third opinion if I were you
I am a man in my late forties and I can tell my body is running down. But, um, I don't deal with constant pain. Swelling. I can do everything I want to do.
I recommend Element web (it has a nice PWA), Element X for Android, and the matrix.org homeserver. They're in the middle of a migration to OpenID Connect which should simplify auth for users. You may wanna wait for that.
At this point I feel the Matrix clients I've been keeping on eye on are more polished than Signal. None of my contacts are on Matrix though.
The Ring remake (not the original Japanese one) takes the cake for me. I couldn't sleep the first nor second nights I saw it.
At the moment I get a new notification I decide if it's useful. If it isn't, the category gets turned off.
My bar for apps is also extremely high. I don't get the notifications if the app isn't installed.
It wouldn't bother me. I wouldn't subscribe to any subreddits though.
Android is the most popular OS even when you include desktops, etc
I'm currently using 34 out of 128 GB on my phone ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I spend too much time on Lemmy. And I do use an app timer on my phone. I need the website to take away from that same timer as well. When I use the website on my phone and on my laptop. I'm happy to make this clearer.
I'd like to be able to link a web app and its mobile app (lemmy.world and Jerboa for example). And to set a limit to the amount of time I spend on the pair. And have that sync across all my devices.
Inside Out 2
Zee shell
Sue dough
Ess ess aitch
That said, I have no problems changing my pronunciations if I find the creators or whatever said, "Actually, it's pronounced <like this>."
Keeping a gratitude journal. Every day I think of something I'm grateful for. It could be big or small. And I write it down. I keep them different (a text file I can search helps).
It has given me a more grateful mindset. Because now I'm on the lookout for things to put in my gratitude journal.
I didn't feel physical SIMs brought me any benefits. Nor do I feel an eSIM has any downsides. The industry is slowly moving towards eSIMs anyway, so...