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About 3 days long with normal usage (maybe 4)

TMobile and MVNOs like mint mobile offer decent support (at least in NYC)

I will check in a few days if it can run android auto and update here. To be honest, it probably has a lot of junk-ware on it, this really isn't my domain of expertise though. I can tell you from a user experience, it has been very easy to use.

yes this is one of the reasons I got it. Good luck binging youtube at a refresh rate so low and only support for black and white.

I just started using this phone a couple weeks ago. It runs android 11, and the Ink OS that is runs is actually pretty clean and simple. I use Mint Mobile as my provider since TMobile is the only carrier that really supports it in the US. I am located in NYC and while the phone's coverage isn't like my older iPhone's its still pretty good. You can also get it off AliExpress for about $360 (At least I was able to). Not quite sure if it can use Android auto yet.

Overall I have had a good experience using the phone. My goal was to reduce my daily eye strain while not giving up the phone essentials, and it has certainly helped me do that.

For us the problem we had and attempted to solve was that we wanted automatically generated documentation so that our developers would not need to tediously manage writing API docs for our clients. Our legacy systems already used SQL Alchemy which is the reason we couldn't switch off to a system such a mongo very easily. Overall the goal of our post was just to share how we approached using these tools together. We have internally found the solution pretty elegant and simple for our use cases. Hope you enjoyed!

We discuss here a relatively modern stack for python backend API that enables auto-documentation and reduced code repetition.