Most will have to die while in office. It’s akin to prying the power from their cold dead hands.

We have several in my area and they’re becoming more popular, but people have no idea how to navigate them, even when there are signs that say what to do. People will enter the circle and then slow down and sometimes stop to let someone into the circle. Some people don’t bother checking to see if it’s clear for them to enter the circle. I’ve come close to several accidents because someone decided to enter the circle without looking. Yeah, it just takes familiarity, but these are circles to enter and exit an interstate in a residential area so the most of the people using it should be familiar by now. It’s been several years since the circles were installed.

One thing I like about Logitech mice, and I know some other mice have this, but onboard memory to store a few profiles. My work laptop doesn’t allow me to install any software so I configure my Logitech G604 on my personal PC, save the profile to onboard memory, then connect to my work laptop.

I’ve owned Logitech mice for years and they’ve all been solid. I have a Steel series keyboard and I’d like to move away from Logitech, but SteelSeries doesn’t make a mouse with enough buttons. I use the G604 right now and it has the right amount of buttons for all the random productivity stuff, like assigning copy, cut, paste, paste as text, etc to buttons. SteelSeries mice either have a few buttons less than I’d like, or a moba mouse with like 30 buttons lol.

I haven’t checked Razer but I haven’t been thrilled with their previous designs and I just want to consolidate to just one piece of software. I’ve had a couple of one particular Logitech keyboard and a few of the LED would burn out and only display certain colors. And that was after a year or so.

Earlier rumors speculated that Apple would cripple it via software, either restricting charging speed, data transfer, or both.

A few more than that if you count the S versions.

I’m the same way regarding quirks. I’ve been using Gboard and for a while bounced between that and Samsung Keyboard. Gboard has the best overall usability for me but a couple things I’m not a fan of: Gboard deleting clipboard history (only from Gboard as it’s still available elsewhere), and including \ as a long press symbol rather than /,where you have to tsp the symbols key and then tap /.

Samsung Keyboard has a few quirks as well, but the biggest was predictive text isn’t as good as Gboard. But I like the customization of it. But I can’t see the symbols on the keys as well as I can on Gboard.

I was a fan of Chroma Keyboard years ago because I liked that it would change color based on the app.

I never looked into why the removed it. Is SMS a securi risk? Maybe they’ll bring it back with RCS.

What kind of apps are you all using that aren’t on Google Play or Fdroid?