u/AlleAchtung

I left the bigger slice of cake for you,

The corner piece with all the heavy frosting.

I let you pick the movies we sit through,

Ignoring all the minutes that it’s costing.

I learned the names of people from your work,

And which ones drive you crazy by the hour.

I laugh at every single little quirk,

And kill the spiders waiting in the shower.

The world is loud and tangled in its schemes,

A dozen things to fix or fuss about,

Yet you remain the anchor in my dreams,

The quiet certainty I never doubt.

So take the cozy side of every bed,

The playlist rights on every single drive.

I’d choose the very words you haven't said

A thousand times, just glad that you're alive.

Reposting my original post from r/usmobile, since it pertains to anyone not on contract running two networks on their phones:

Hey everyone! I just realized that the Pixel 11 lineup supports true Dual SIM Dual Active (DSDA) instead of the old restrictive DSDS standby mode.

For anyone running a multi-network setup this is absolutely massive!

Here's why this is better over the old DSDS setup:

You can be actively talking on your primary line while still using 5G mobile data on your multi-network line.

Both lines can actively process data and voice at the exact same time without one turning "off" when the other is in use.

Easily take a call on your primary number while your multi-network eSIM continues downloading data in the background.

I honestly didn't realize Google included this until messing around with its spec sheet. Does anyone else know more?

Hey everyone! I just realized that the Pixel 11 lineup supports true Dual SIM Dual Active (DSDA) instead of the old restrictive DSDS standby mode.

For anyone running a multi-network setup this is absolutely massive!

Here's why this is better over the old DSDS setup:

You can be actively talking on your primary line while still using 5G mobile data on your multi-network line.

Both lines can actively process data and voice at the exact same time without one turning "off" when the other is in use.

Easily take a call on your primary number while your multi-network eSIM continues downloading data in the background.

I honestly didn't realize Google included this until messing around with its spec sheet. Does anyone else know more?