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Wow I can’t imagine what a pain it would be for one of us to have an android phone and the other iOS. We use the react emojis for each other constantly, I send
by wincy 5y ago
Wow I can’t imagine what a pain it would be for one of us to have an android phone and the other iOS. We use the react emojis for each other constantly, I send videos to my wife via airdrop, and all of our images are synced and shared via iCloud. Also my wife can seamlessly FaceTime me wherever I am to help calm a grumpy toddler who “wants daddy”.
I guess I sound like I’ve really drank the iKoolaid but I feel like we’d just constantly be frustrated if we weren’t using the same device family.
- npteljes 5y agoI like to tinker with self-hosting so usually if we need something, I set it up. We use rocketchat for IM, images are synced manually to a samba share on the network, and if we wanted to video chat (not really our style though) we could use skype or I could host Element or something. It's really not much of a pain, but also it's not like I don't see the appeal of living in a world where the defaults are there and they're usable.