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Thanks!
Battery is awesome, can last of a couple of days of normal use(for me)
What I dont really like is the UI, I love the stock android(used to have 2 nexus 4). The UI forces to do stuff in a way I dont like.
The performance is fine... but I got some freezes now and then that I dont expect from a phone with its specs.
And the materials are ok... it has fallen to the ground several times and the glass has broken in a couple of places, but still work... my both nexus 4 got similar broken glasses and both touchscreens stopped working, so in that aspect its better.
All in all, for the low price I find it great.
The main issues I see are:
Construction is a low skill labor intensive source of jobs, so unions and government don't want to cut it. And a more efficient way of building will probably mean less people working.
Most people loves being showing off, a huge house is the best way of showing how much money and power you have. Why print this wall when you could buy some expensive material?
I'm considering changing to Ubuntu :(
Or this is no longer an issue?
Other than that, this could set the precedent for more regional integration, which is awesome.
I have had samsungs and motorolas, and updates were few and slow.
Cualquier lenguaje humano es mucho mas complejo que cualquier lenguaje de programación
All those nice dots are potentially dangerous asteroids :)
And also, to prove we can.
Or find a niche like mountain bike, and list all the mountainbiking events
I, as a developer/"wannabe entrepreneur" have never had something that I could call a "mentor"... maybe the boss of my first job, but I didn't see him as a guiding force in my career.
What should a mentor do? How do I interact with one? I mean, I send him a piece of code for reviewing? Tell him or her about what I did that day?
Hope my questions are not too rude/off topic.
Thanks a lot!
Not related with the migration itself but I tried to use yandex and its mailing service a couple of years ago when attempting to become google independent but it didn´t work well with spanish queries so I eventually went back to google. But I recall that yandex mail was really nice.
Its obvious that any kind of human activity will produce some kind of alteration to the surrounding environment.
Kill the whole planet with greenhouse gases or kill a small and already almost sterile area?
We have concrete prof that earth is somewhat round and solid but some people still believe that there is a micro sun inside, and will fight you if say otherwise.
With these extinct or close to extinction species happens the same