Bigger phone maybe?

You don’t understand the issue

i have too many hobbies, so I don’t do any of them and instead just ✨PHONE✨

It means they are enthralled by social media as the algorithm consumes countless hours of their free time.

Welp, that's still fairly broad.
Ere-yesterday I spoke with a guy who's hobby was just that. For about an hour.
So... he daily drives Fairphone 5 with Ubuntu touch, but played around with just about any distribution.
When I asked him about PostmarketOS, he suddenly pulled out a laptop, rummaged through his backpack, finally pulling out a PinePhone, and went on to reflash it from Sailfish OS.

Unfortunately, his laptop suddenly decided it doesn't feel like writing data to any external storage.

I didn't know you can just access the storage of PinePhone directly. That means I could just easily do full backups and not worry about bricking it.
Though he doesn't recommend it due to being expensive and under-powered. Both of us independently agreed on Oneplus 6 being best candidate for PostmarketOS.

I agree, but i also feel like theres some poor phrasing on OPs part. Rarely, even if you have problems, is your hobby just "phone". A phone is a tool, what are you using it for? If your answer is social media, thats your hobby, not "phone". People absolutely will bond through social media, as difficult as i personally find it, so social media does unfortunately count as a "hobby" i really cant doss beyond it being basic. Gaming on your phone is just as valid a use of your phone, and id have a lot more respect for gamers. Unless theyre playing the match 3/CoC games. Mobile does have good games, but theyre hard to find.

If Games Workshop asks you to decide who from the existing lore is going to be the next faction to be introduced, who are you picking?

What’s your favorite faction?

I like sports (esports), I'm a foodie (frozen pizzas), and I'm into specialty beers (whatever beer is on special this week) :3

What kind of science fiction? What are you reading right now? Who's your favourite author? What's your address?

You're talking to the wrong people: I fuckin love sci fi and fantasy books and talk to a ton of other people who do as well. Especially right now with the popularity of PHM and stuff, easy to translate that to other sci fi discussion.

I don't love spiders, but I don't hate them either, and most people like learning cool animal/insect facts, but that's gonna be a little harder of a sell I suppose. Still, you'll find those people too, it just might be a little harder.

Can't stand spiders (beyond like Daddy Long Legs, I don't squish spiders, but also keep them away from me lol) but I feel you, "walking through the woods looking for cool bugs and mushrooms and lizards and shit" usually earns me odd looks until I mention "I also smoke weed there."

Actually that's a big reason I finally bought a camera I'd been eyeing but couldn't justify the cost, so I would look less weird to anyone I tell my hobbies or happen to pass near a trail. I debated on a bear suit (jk lol), settled on a purpose that is seen as "normal" instead. More expensive but what can ya do I don't wanna look creepy or deal with judgement from people who only "phone" and think lizards are weird. Good cover for the cops too, since my usual cover is illegal still.

Wish I'd gotten one years ago though, the phone robbed me of any will to take photos and somehow getting the camera brought it back, maybe it's just nostalgia from the advent of Digital Photography but whatever it is I'm glad I found it again.

Try telling people you're into books, but you prefer non-fiction. I always get the response, "What, like, biographies?"

No, I mean books about psychology, Earth science, art, history, or any of the many other books I can learn from. It's wild how many people seem to forget such books even exist.

Though I will read a good biography. I'm currently reading Fortunate Son, an autobiography by John Fogerty. But biographies are far from the only non-fiction books out there.

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