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Cake day: July 4th, 2023

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  • Nothing is really stopping me, I just think iPhones align better with me now.

    I am going to give 3 examples of why I switched from Android to iPhone. 1 - I used Samsung Galaxy S every generation till the S5, flashing ROMs every second day and I got tired of it. One thing that particularly bothered me was when I got my officially branded Galaxy S car holder, Car charger and a lot of other accessories and they didn’t work with the SII.

    2 - I use to jog quite a lot and used the arm strap with the cable and I thought I want a phone that prioritizes wireless audio. Apple was the first company that did that. I would have thought it would have been Sony with some of their previous phones.

    3 - Samsung had many of the things I like in iPhone now already back in the Galaxy S and SII time. S Calendar, S notes, S diary, S transfer I think. That was dropped as a novelty after a few times. Once apple start with something they keep it, at least for a while.

    I know phones are more mature now and Samsung probably doesn’t do this anymore (Or hopefully they don’t). But I already made the switch and I don’t feel any reason to switch back at the moment.

    Why I like iPhone: 1 - It doesn’t change much over generations which helps with not having to buy new accessories the whole time.

    2 - It doesn’t allow me to change much so I don’t bother changing much (I still do the dev betas etc, but they are not as time consuming as Roms)

    3 - They don’t generally try to be first to the market

    4 - Privacy is better than commercial Android (I know you can get Android builds that are better)

    5 - I like(d) that the App Store is the only way you can get Apps

    6 - I like the eco system (I now have homepods, apple tv, macbook, iPad, iPhone, airpods and watch) - I know Samsung has a good one, but too late.

    7 - Homekit/Homekey and carplay/carkey - I literally can walk around without keys. (I know this isn’t unique, but again when I bought by car Apple was the only option)

    8 - I don’t feel like I have to upgrade every year.

    I think I can do most my likes with Android as well. I just like the way Apple does it currently and they restrict some of my shortcomings.


  • For aftershave splash I use Calvin Klein Eternity, which is also the cologne I use. This is if I want a nice smell with it.

    I generally prefer to use unscented product though. Just normal Cereve after shaving if I think I didn’t cut myself, then I can use my choice of cologne afterwards. But my beard isn’t as thick as others. If you have a stubborn beard, I think you might need to stick to either the splash or balm. Calvin Klein also has a nice smelling balm, but it is a bit pricier than the ones you listed.

    I think you will have to experiment a bit. I don’t have just one aftershave or cologne. I have my favourite and then I get a smaller sample to experiment with. Scent is very personal, what you like might be very different to someone else. As well as facial products, what works for me might lead to a breakout for you.


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    1 year ago

    I won’t dislike your post, but I generally don’t like it.

    What does that emoji at the end of your post mean. Are you physically crying. Is it symbolic to mean you are unhappy or sad or disheartened or something else that I couldn’t think of.

    Now imagine if you do a string of those and me trying to figure it out.

    I mean with keyboards now, it is probably faster swiping out the phrase :”This saddens me” than that emoji.