Well I say Mark Zuckerberg is over.

I think an alarming number of Gen Z internet folks find it funny to skew the results of anonymous surveys.

I agree that this a colossally stupid idea.

However, it has the virtue of not being every other word I read online. For the novelty of it, I thank you.

Why, you didn’t even post this!

Oh so you did absolutely nothing to earn it. Cool. Go fuck yourself.

Yes.

Now leave.

The answer to this has always been no, everywhere.

What offense?

I mean aside from the glass eye, he seems relatively healthy.

Same reason they post their kids all over Facebook.

So, uh, how’s he doing?

Cool. I’m out then.

Base battery is too small, ugly as sin, too much touchscreen.

It better be damn cheap.

They have 17% of the world’s population within their own borders. They have plenty of customers.

Yeah you’re a dick.

E-bikes make the hobby accessible. Distance cycling or touring on a manual bike takes a large amount of regular intense conditioning, not to mention youth and health. Someone with an old injury or a disability or just a partner of a cyclist who wants to share the hobby with them and can’t dedicate the time to training can get real enjoyment from the help an e-bike brings them.

The fact that people enjoying themselves is in your way is you being a dick, not the bike being a nuisance.

E-bikes make cycling accessible to people who have disabilities and to people who don’t want to put in the conditioning but want to enjoy a hobby with their friends who do.

I love riding rural trails. I train for it. I do distance rides for fun. My wife and several of my friends love the adventure of it but don’t want to put in the consistent training. They’re healthy people, just not 75-100 mile per week riders like I am. Because of E-bikes, my wife and I can go on a few long rides a year together - me on a manual bike and her on our e-bike.

Don’t be such a dick. If you don’t want to use a motor, don’t.

What’s your favorite meal to prepare for a special occasion?

I think the main reason I don’t use the outer screen more is just that if I’m on my phone I’m generally stationary and can open it up without sacrificing convenience. It’s like, 75% open, 25% use the outer screen in general. I also have a Pixel watch for like, at-a-glance notifications.

Completely agree that there is ZERO point to the outer screen if you can’t use any app you choose. Here is my outer home screen:

(Yes, I own a Tesla. No, I’m not a Nazi. I bought it in April 2024 used and owe more than I’d get on a trade. Yes I know there are incentives right now. No they won’t make a difference. No, you don’t know my finances. No, I’m not going to discuss it any more.)

And yes, Pokemon Go works on the outer screen… Kind of. It’s hard to hit the buttons. Throwing balls though, just fine. The more I think about it, being on foot or on a bike is the perfect situation for pretty much all of what the outer screen can do.

The main screen, though - fantastic. I love the Moto UI for Android. I like a small text size and lots of icons.

Mine is the 2024 base version. The plus or ultra or what the fuck ever just has a slightly bigger outer screen and… Idfk what else but I haven’t felt the need for more. Quite happy.

I replaced 2 Pixels in a row which both died in less than a year with this. Better battery life, thermals, and UI than the Pixel. Camera is acceptable, but Pixel is the king there. I have a Pixel 6a which is a burner/camera when I want real photography. Quite happy.

I’ve got one. Moto Razr.

It fits in my pocket much better than a slab phone.

I don’t use the outer screen much. Generally when I need to fumble around and change media or unlock my car or something with stuff in my other hand. But Moto’s implementation of the second screen is pretty good.

I like a very large screen and I like portability. If this phone breaks, I’ll probably get either another one like it or a larger one like a Pixel Fold or something.

The solution to the fragile inner screen is - and I know this is a complex idea so bear with me - you close the phone when you’re not actively using it. Seriously, it’s a complete non-issue.

My biggest complaint is the Moto software. I’ve had other Moto phones before and had similar issues - they’re WAY too aggressive with battery optimizations killing background apps. Like holy shit. I have to go in every few days and reset settings that the phone changed on its own so that my VPN stays connected for more than 10 minutes at a time because it wants to kill the app to save battery. But that has nothing to do with the screen.

Very much this.

I was hoping to imply that with the phrase “road users” but I wasn’t explicit about it.

Cyclists too. If you can’t keep a cyclist safe you shouldn’t be allowed in a car.