I like my stability I guess
Thursday, 28 November 2019 13:43![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
yvannairieI don't understand people who swap their phone out every year.
I mean, I especially don't understand people who swap their phone out for a new one each year, but I also don't understand people who swap phones when their old one is entirely functional and not lacking in features. Hell, it takes me several months to get comfortable with a new phone, let alone customise it to my liking.
I mean, I especially don't understand people who swap their phone out for a new one each year, but I also don't understand people who swap phones when their old one is entirely functional and not lacking in features. Hell, it takes me several months to get comfortable with a new phone, let alone customise it to my liking.
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Date: 28/11/19 17:49 (UTC)It probably helps that a significant chunk of my brain seems to be dualistic when it comes to smartphones: *in essence* I have had one smartphone, the phone merely gets a better (more RAM, mostly) physical vessel every once in a while. (My brain is not dissuaded from this by the fact that *both* of the previous vessels *are still around and I still use them for stuff*†: they have different phone-essences inhabiting them now, while *my* phone has moved on.)
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†Phone #1 is now Mom's, but I frequently borrow it when I need something with a SIM card (I haven't bothered to buy one for mine, though probably once I start hunting for a better job); phone #2 is used for menial Internet labour.
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Date: 28/11/19 18:00 (UTC)