Python0721

u/Python0721


r/GalaxyNote8•

After daily driving this phone for 6 years, I figured it was about time to switch. So about a month ago, I upgrade to the Nothing 4a. I'm glad about my choice so far, but I don't wanna part from the Note 8 just yet.

Some big reasons why I decided to upgrade were because the battery was bloating quite noticeably, a lot of apps were beginning to slow down, and the phone starts heating up a lot even for basic tasks. I changed the battery, but the latter two problems still persisted, especially the heating.

Been interesed in custom ROMs and OS for a while now, and I'm wondering if its a good idea to do that for this phone to see if it would fix some of these problems? If so, what's a good RO

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r/NothingTech•

Hiya! After a week of contemplating, I decided to upgrade from my almost 7 year old Galaxy Note 8 to the Nothing Phone 4a. Today, the phone finally arrived and it feels awesome so far.

However, I am a bit confused on the setup process. When I chose to set up to another device and picked "Android", a QR code popped up and scanning it just took me to an article. Is there a way to just transfer the data via the C-to-C USB cable in the box? The ones I want to transfer first are mainly the apps, images, and music, and I'd rather choose to not transfer them manually via PC if I don't have to.

This step is really one of the last things I need to to to finish setting up. I am incredibly excited to

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r/NothingTech•

TL;DR - Do you guys think that owning the 4a/4a Pro would last longer than 4+ years, and should I pick it over the Redmi Note 15 Pro?

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I apologize in advance for the long post haha

For the past two weeks, I've been looking into getting a good phone to replace my Galaxy Note 8 which I've now owned for about 6 and a half years. It's an amazing phone, but after several issues building up over the past year or two (including the power button straight up falling off), I figured now would be a good time as any to finally replace it.

I figured getting a ludicrously expensive modern flagship was out of the question, so I mainly looked to the budget and mid-range market instead. I was or

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r/twitterhelp•

https://preview.redd.it/qwpz56bdaa5h1.png?width=920&format=png&auto=webp&s=98a02bf1b6c6f0b207e6cd0817d1669fdecd98d0

https://preview.redd.it/eoae78bdaa5h1.png?width=925&format=png&auto=webp&s=599fdfa3133162480a3db6aea46fb8e087b6f696

This website is a joke. I just wanted a place to post my art and follow the artists I like. Now it's all gone, with no warning and a reason too vague.

You know what the cruel part is? I requested an archive of the data from my public account not too long after the first one happened, in fear of something exactly like this happening. Unfortunately, I got the memo too late and wasn't able to download it in time before this happened.

God, it seems like retweeting

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r/Cardiophobias•

A few months ago, around late November, I had a panic attack in my dorm room. Since then, I've been almost constantly worried about my heart and heart health. Now I find myself checking the left side if my chest every few seconds. Some nights I can't bring myself to sleep in fear of getting a heart attack, arotic dissection, or stroke or anything like that. It's awful.

I'm only about to turn 19, so statistically I'm one of the last few people to get any sort of heart condition. But I always end up thinking "what if?". What if the cosmic dice landed on the right numbers and I'm the unfortunate victim this time? It doesn't help that I'm admittedly don't live the healthiest lifestyle. A lot of

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r/fishmaell•

labubu

Spoilercharacters who don't have their own flair yet
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r/pathologic•

Been interested in this franchise for a few months now, so a week ago I finally started playing the second game after nabbing it during the winter sale. I'm having an uhh... splendid time so far, currently at around day 4.

Then a day after I bought 2 I found out that 3 was coming out in quite literally less than a week, so I was excited. However, I've also seen some people calling 3 the best entry point of the series. The game looks super interesting, and Daniil was my favorite of the three doctors anyways. So now I want to start the third game despite having around 10 hours on the second.

Thoughts?

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r/Silksong•

So, the other day I finally got the first ending after about 50ish hours of playing. Felt really good about it, so then naturally, I wanted to get to the true ending next.

From what I know, you can only get it by accessing the secret third act, and the only way to do that is to 100% both acts 1 and 2. Thing is though, how exactly? How do I know if I've fully completed the first two acts? Even if I do, where do I go next? Do I fight >!Grand Mother Silk!< again after completing the first two acts or something?

I figured I could figure out how to do it on my own if I just explored a lot more after getting the first ending, but after a while I now feel as if I am stumped on what to do next.

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