The Pixel 6/6 Pro have been yet another victim of endless negative press since it launched, but this closely aligns with how much negative press almost every pixel phone has received since... maybe the Pixel 2. So it was not entirely surprising when Marques' tweet about ditching his P6P for a S21U blew up (along with every other subsequent tweet/article written about Marques' decision).
Here are the specific reasons Marques cited for giving up on his P6P.
- 120Hz display often only refreshing at 60Hz or 90Hz.
- Fingerprint reader slow, buggy
- Security update nowhere to be found (at the time he recorded the podcast episode), unless if you know how to sideload the update
- Phone randomly "chokes up"
- Camera app slow and has gotten slower over time.
- Lock screen bugs
- Notification pull down bugs
- Adaptive brightness is bad on the pixel (and has been since the Pixel 2)
- Worse than normal service
Marques ended the segment by stating that the Pixel 6 is a great phone for the price, but the 6 Pro is not, because of its price.
I'll fully admit that I'm bummed Marques isn't happy with his Pixel 6 Pro, as his original endorsement of it felt like a confirmation that I had made a good purchase.
Obviously, YMMV.... but as someone who bought the 6 Pro and has been using it since launch, I honestly cannot say I've noticed like 90% of these bugs on my phone. But also, even if I DID experience these same bugs, I don't think I'd be as fast to pull the sim card out and switch to a different phone.
It might also be worth noting that Marques comes from a position of privilege in that he has pretty much one of every phone at his disposal, so I'd imagine it's very easy for him to just say, "hmm, let's use a different phone today". This surely is not the case for 99.99% of mobile phone users.
But also, maybe this should serve as a reminder to me that no one individual's review should be the be-all, end-all.
My one request (if I were to be so bold) would be for Marques to follow up on the Pixel 6 Pro in future months, should these bugs get addressed with future updates. He's got an undeniably massive pull in the tech review industry and a "follow up" just feels like it would be the right thing for him to do. So often we see the headlines about where phones fall short, maybe because it brings in a ton of traffic/clicks/views. But we certainly don't see the headlines highlighting when a company paid attention to bugs and fixed said bugs through software updates.
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Hello Air France ! Depuis quelques années, comme beaucoup de gens, j’essaie de réduire ma consommation de choses. Par souci écologique, économique, mais aussi parce que j’ai réalisé que j’étais complètement aliénée par le marketing et capable d’acheter des trucs sans en avoir réellement besoin. Ça, ça fait mal à l’orgueil. Dans l’optique d’avoir un rapport plus sain à tout ça, j’essaie de mettre mes sous dans des produits résistants, qui ne passeront pas de mode en 2-2, voire facilement réparables. Niveau fringues, je m’habille principalement en fripes mais j’y trouve pas tout et surtout, j’y trouve pas mal de merdes. Auriez-vous des marques a recommander ? Un pote m’à par exemple conseillé Solovair pour remplacer les Doc Martens dont la qualité s’est dégradée. C’est cher mais elles durent plusieurs années. Merci !
Bonjour tout le monde,
D'abord, désolé si ce post n'est pas approprié au sub
J'ai vu plusieurs fois dans ce sub passer des remarques sur le fait d'acheter des vêtements de (très bonne) qualité à plusieurs centaines d'euros parfois mais je n'ai jamais vu passer les marques qui vendent ces dits vêtements.
Je souhaiterais savoir si certains pouvaient en mentionner afin de m'aiguiller car je cherche à faire des achats plus pérennes à ce sujet là (ras le bol des fringues qui font des trous au bout de deux mois). On parle souvent de marques niches.
Évidemment je ne parle pas nécessairement des marques de luxe ou semi luxe habituelles qui restent du made in china et qui restent de la qualité approximative pour le prix de vente.
Je cherche des marques homme, femme, unisexe essentiellement, vêtements, chaussures, accessoires...
Merci à tous et bon dimanche !
Quelles sont vos marques de cafés conseillées pour du café moulu quand on est en GMS ? Ou potentiellement sur Amazon ou maxicoffee sinon
Parce que bon, le meilleur sera le torréfacteur, mais si présentement on fait les courses en famille a carrefour et qu’il faut du café, bah faut choisir
Does anyone have any information on her “Missing Marques?”
No passado dia 26 de dezembro, Luís Marques Mendes apresentou alguns dados sobre o número de doentes COVID-19 vacinados e não vacinados nos hospitais. Os números apresentados foram:
| Mês | Grupo | Vacinados (totalmente vacinados com ou sem reforço) | Não vacinados (ou vacinação incompleta) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Outubro 2021 | internados com 80+ anos | 35% | 65% |
| Outubro 2021 | internados com 50-59 anos | 14% | 86% |
| Novembro 2021 | óbitos em 80+ | 33% | 67% |
Com isto, Luís Marques Mendes passou a mensagem de que o número absoluto de internamentos e óbitos em pessoas não vacinadas é consideravelmente superior ao respetivo número em pessoas vacinadas. Estes dados foram obtidos a partir do Relatório Linhas Vermelhas publicado semanalmente pela DGS, no entanto foram interpretados de forma errada por Luís Marques Mendes.
Inclusivamente, o relatório da DGS afirma que ocorreram mais óbitos em novembro entre vacinados do que entre não vacinados:
>Relativamente à ocorrência de óbitos por COVID-19 tendo em conta o estado vacinal, verificou-se que, no mês de novembro (entre 01 e 30 de novembro de 2021), ocorreram 195 óbitos (65%) em pessoas com esquema vacinal completo contra a COVID-19, 10 (3%) óbitos em pessoas com dose de reforço e 95 óbitos (32%) em pessoas não vacinadas ou com vacinação incompleta.
Repare-se também que em Setembro de 2021 tínhamos ~100% da população 80+ já vacinada:
Pessoas com pelo menos uma dose e pessoas com vacinação completa (26/09/2021).
Torna-se difícil acreditar que com 100% de um grupo etário vacinado possa existir uma maioria de não vacinados internados. Mesmo assumindo arredondamentos, e que a real taxa de vacinação seja, por exemplo 99.5%, não é estatisticamente provável que 0.5% do grupo 80+ cause 65% dos internamentos, tendo em conta uma efetividade vacinal contra hospitalização de 77% (IC95 70%-82%) (dados presentes no mesmo relatório da DGS). Seria compreensível uma percentagem de não vacinados na ordem dos 2% para este exemplo, mas não de 65%.
De onde vieram então os números apresentados por Luís Marques Mendes? Creio que dos seguintes dois gráficos (presentes no mesmo relatório):
[Risco de hospitalização entre casos de infeção por SARS-CoV-2 / COVID-19 por estado v
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Bonjour tout le monde!
J'ai récemment perdu un de mes écouteurs sans fil de marque oppo et ils n'en vendent pas à l'unité. Je me posais la question de savoir si toutes les marques faisaient ça ou si certaines étaient plus "vertueuses" et propose de compléter son kit si on est maladroit.
Je suis preneur si quiconque a une info, merci!
Hello,
Je suis un homme et j'ai testé des dizaines de marques de boxers, mais j'ai plus souvent été déçu que satisfait. J'ai besoin de refaire le plein de sous-vêtements, mais avant cela, avez-vous des marques de boxers confortables et durables que vous aimez ? Quelle est votre marque préférée quand il s'agit de vos sous-vêtements ?
A "sickening sight" with a "list to the port" and "sails in rags" that requires constant pumping to stay afloat, to be precise -- with predictable results, namely getting sunk in one shot by an American merchant vessel. Were letters of marque really granted to vessels with such a low chance of success? Could any fisherman -- royalist or separatist -- really get their hands on one?
EDIT: Gah, "see serious naval action." At least it's an innocuous Freudian slip.
The Pixel 6/6 Pro have been yet another victim of endless negative press since it launched, but this closely aligns with how much negative press almost every pixel phone has received since... maybe the Pixel 2. So it was not entirely surprising when Marques' tweet about ditching his P6P for a S21U blew up (along with every other subsequent tweet/article written about Marques' decision).
Here are the specific reasons Marques cited for giving up on his P6P.
- 120Hz display often only refreshing at 60Hz or 90Hz.
- Fingerprint reader slow, buggy
- Security update nowhere to be found (at the time he recorded the podcast episode), unless if you know how to sideload the update
- Phone randomly "chokes up"
- Camera app slow and has gotten slower over time.
- Lock screen bugs
- Notification pull down bugs
- Adaptive brightness is bad on the pixel (and has been since the Pixel 2)
- Worse than normal service
Marques ended the segment by stating that the Pixel 6 is a great phone for the price, but the 6 Pro is not, because of its price.
I'll fully admit that I'm bummed Marques isn't happy with his Pixel 6 Pro, as his original endorsement of it felt like a confirmation that I had made a good purchase.
Obviously, YMMV.... but as someone who bought the 6 Pro and has been using it since launch, I honestly cannot say I've noticed like 90% of these bugs on my phone. But also, even if I DID experience these same bugs, I don't think I'd be as fast to pull the sim card out and switch to a different phone.
It might also be worth noting that Marques comes from a position of privilege in that he has pretty much one of every phone at his disposal, so I'd imagine it's very easy for him to just say, "hmm, let's use a different phone today". This surely is not the case for 99.99% of mobile phone users.
But also, maybe this should serve as a reminder to me that no one individual's review should be the be-all, end-all.
My one request (if I were to be so bold) would be for Marques to follow up on the Pixel 6 Pro in future months, should these bugs get addressed with future updates. He's got an undeniably massive pull in the tech review industry and a "follow up" just feels like it would be the right thing for him to do. So often we see the headlines about where phones fall short, maybe because it brings in a ton of traffic/clicks/views. But we certainly don't see the headlines highlighting when a company paid attention to bugs and fixed said bugs through software upda
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