I already solved the issue by having a foldable phone

I don’t want to be zoomed out by default and have to zoom everything

I don’t want to have to do this every time I find a page that’s too wide. I just want to pinch out to zoom out and then zoom back in when I’m done. It should have a zoom stop at 100% so it’s easy to find the setting to zoom back to normal after zooming in or out. It’s such an easy concept, yet nobody implemented it.

Stockings actually protect against leg blood clots

Well, you could actually float the keyboard when unfolded

When you try to look at a spreadsheet and there are too many columns even in portrait mode, I open up the phone.

For some reason nobody figured out “zoom all the way out” functionality on the phone yet

My first tablet had a 7" screen. Huawei Mate 70 Air is 7"

There are things chatbots are useful for. Like writing short scripts to automate some tasks. I had mostly ChatGPT write a Haskell script to enable the tproxy globally, write to a .env file for the other services to know the IP of the proxy and to restart on change

I also wrote a script to change the IP of my proxy and update the DNS record. The tproxy software uses the authoritative DNS server to initially look it up to avoid having to wait for the TTL to expire

Doing this by hand was annoying and error-prone

https://github.com/opentrack/opentrack

Is this the software you’re looking for?

If you yank a magnetic stick on charger it just disconnects. If you yank a wired cord it can break it.

I never said you must stop using wired charging. If you’re using it while charging and it works for you, you can continue to do that.

Nobody said you must get rid of wired charging.

Over four years I’ve broken three or four cables. Every time it’s because the phone moved while plugged in. Whether it’s my error (forgetting it’s plugged in) or the cat knocking the phone down, nothing breaks when the phone falls down from the wireless charger

It doesn’t have plugging and unplugging cycles and doesn’t get bent in different directions, so it will basically never break unless you use the phone while holding the charging pad

You keep on connecting and reconnecting the USB-C cable, and if you use it while charging you probably bend it.

The cable in the charging pad never gets unplugged

Your phone doesn’t have that much energy stored in it. 5 watt hours or so? Now consider the energy cost of making usb-c cords

It’s literally a few watt hours. Not kilowatt hours, watt hours. I pay $0.08 per kwh, so after a few years of wireless charging I might pay $1 more

But the USB-C cord might break in less than that time and cost more. Manufacturing cords is never going to be green, but electricity can be made renewable

There are artificial colors that are not known to be harmful, so would that also mean they are without chemicals?

Now play 1080p content on it to compare

I had a 6" 720p phone. Couldn’t tell the resolution, but could definitely tell the longer battery life

I cannot tell 4K because my TV is 50’’ and I sit three meters away

the UIs for things like configs are not really usable in my experience, unless someone found something that works better