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Lol, still bad comedy—specifically watching EmmGee write the same asinine paragraph for the umpteenth time, desperate for some form of validation, while standing on a regional platform that requires a 12-step bypass tutorial just to native-run a Google Doc. Stay obsessed with Android patch notes while you go download your other sketchy APK of the day. And stay big mad looking like 😡😠🤬😠 while everyone keeps chiming in about not encountering bugs on Pixels, everyone including that 🤡's own relative.
Its not about the coding but the envy of rival companies interfering with other companies vehicles, devices or headphones that outshine them. If their car was so great it would sell itself remember your clients are watching how you treat the competition to chose their alliance. It's done to drive more sales to their devices, cars and products with the hopes that on second buy people might be discouraged to go to the same company that screwed them. Think of it as a local engineer ruining your experience because their product only gave two unlike the rainbow that catered for seven even leaving themselves out to make sure their brothers were okay only to be betrayed later by them.
This is just bad comedy, at this point. I mean, am I wrong for calling Pixels forever beta & buggy when issue after issue after issue just keeps popping up, especially after Google pushes an update to them? No, I'm not wrong. This something that just keeps happening. Poor QC on the part of Google does not begin to describe this.
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Lol, still bad comedy—specifically watching EmmGee write the same asinine paragraph for the umpteenth time, desperate for some form of validation, while standing on a regional platform that requires a 12-step bypass tutorial just to native-run a Google Doc. Stay obsessed with Android patch notes while you go download your other sketchy APK of the day. And stay big mad looking like 😡😠🤬😠 while everyone keeps chiming in about not encountering bugs on Pixels, everyone including that 🤡's own relative.
Its not about the coding but the envy of rival companies interfering with other companies vehicles, devices or headphones that outshine them. If their car was so great it would sell itself remember your clients are watching how you treat the competition to chose their alliance. It's done to drive more sales to their devices, cars and products with the hopes that on second buy people might be discouraged to go to the same company that screwed them. Think of it as a local engineer ruining your experience because their product only gave two unlike the rainbow that catered for seven even leaving themselves out to make sure their brothers were okay only to be betrayed later by them.
This is just bad comedy, at this point. I mean, am I wrong for calling Pixels forever beta & buggy when issue after issue after issue just keeps popping up, especially after Google pushes an update to them? No, I'm not wrong. This something that just keeps happening. Poor QC on the part of Google does not begin to describe this.