u/mahmoud_homie

Hey everyone, I'd like to see the iOS 27 update on your iPhones. For example, I'd like to see how the Home Screen and apps look, and if there are any design flaws, especially with the small SE screen, and so on.

Another issue with iOS 26 is that white borders around apps appear when you lower the lock screen and raise it again when you move apps due to screen resolution you see pixels around the apps.

I’ve been playing GTA 4 again recently, and I can't shake this deep, unexplainable feeling I get whenever I just walk around Liberty City.
The heavy, gritty atmosphere, the gridlock traffic, the distant police sirens, and the hundreds of NPCs living their own lives. You see friends laughing together on street corners, people deep in conversation, and life happening all around you. Yet, as the player, you feel this profound, eerie loneliness. You are surrounded by thousands of people, but you are completely invisible. You're just a ghost passing through a massive, indifferent concrete jungle.
It hit me today why this game affects me so deeply. It’s because it mirrors my exact reality.
As someone who is deeply lonely, I walk through my own city every single day feeling like a stranger. I see groups of friends hanging out, I see children playing and laughing together, people talking and connecting... and there I am, just walking past them, completely alone. No one knows me. No one notices me. I am a silent observer of a world I don’t feel a part of, watching life happen from behind an invisible glass wall.
Rockstar didn’t just build a digital New York; they somehow managed to capture the true, heartbreaking essence of modern urban loneliness. They made a game that feels like my own reality—a beautiful, melancholy dream.
Does anyone else feel this strange, sad connection to Liberty City? Or does the game make you confront your own loneliness too?