I sent back my pixel 8 on september 28 for a screen repair.
Google pretended not receiving it for 14 days, then invented a "sensor problem" costing 170€, instead of repairing it for free, as it should be.
I asked for 8 days "what sensor, what problem?" for 8 days (the phone was perfect except the crappy screen).
They answered me the "rainbow" sensor, which does not exist on the pixel 8.
They never opened the phone, I tried to ask them for another week "we know the phone has no sensor issue, why don't you repair it like you should do?" The only answers I was given were:
-I can't help you

-somebody else is in charge

-we can only send back perfectly repaired phones (the last time they changed the screen, the phone was not water resistant anymore so let me doubt it)

-your case has already been escalated, please wait (even after they already sent it back)

They sent it back on october 24

So your pixel phone is under warranty, until you need to use that warranty.

They cheat, they lie and they don't care.

I'll never give google a single cent again.

So I guess I'll send it back to RMA every week until the end of warranty, I think it will cost them with UPS more than the 170€ they were trying to charge me, and I guess UPS need to work.

So typing is it okay into Google is coming back with some wild suggestions

Confirmed on 3 different accounts

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At least, they do so on my desktop browser. Fun easter egg.

I travel for many different countries.

I also like Pixel phone for supporting the most languages in app/services like AI (Gemini) or Live Translate that no other smartphone producer offers.

But there is just one VERY IMPORTANT app that is worse on Google Pixel than on... Galaxy Phone - and it is... Phone app - and I mean Live Translate.

Pixel Phone app supports just... 3 languages which they can be translated to English - and ZERO languages if you speak other language that those 3 supported.

Galaxy Phone supports 24 - TWENTY FOUR languages.

Today, I searched for my name on Google, and I couldn't be more grateful as I celebrate one month on Reddit and almost two months of glaydsonboa/traceweave.

"... the organic reach on Reddit shows that the industry is desperate for an alternative to development based purely on an AI's 'conversational memory.' The project's motto, 'Memory is not evidence,' has become a manifesto for those who realize that vibe coding without traceability is a ticking time bomb for production systems."

The screenshots reveal an even greater reach than I had estimated.

TOTAL VIEWS ACROSS THE SCREENSHOTS

≈ 36,400

16 distinct posts · 10 Reddit communities · Published over the past 17 days

I counted the post about Worion's 240,000 lines of code only once, since it appears in two screenshots.

Some highlights:

Those five posts alone account for 20.4K views.

Thank you all for welcoming me so warmly. The work continues.

I'm going literally insane. My google images has like a for you feed when I go the website. Like it's suggesting images. Who in their right mind would want something like that? Who's like, "yeah, show me some random images I may like"

I always go there with a purpose, which has to be like 99.9999999999999999999999% of people using google images. It's slowing the webpage down significantly, so much so, that I'm making this post. I don't really see anyone else complaining about it

was stuck on today's wordle so i went to find a hint. you know, like "contains two vowels", "has no repeating letters". thanks, google. this is exactly what i wanted.

On October 25, 2026 "A question for the Chrome Root Program" was posted in "Comment 47" at "eMudhra: Private key compromise of Intermediate Certificates" ("Bug 2083449"): https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2083449#c47

On October 27, 2026 in "Comment 50" chrome-root-program responded to "Comment 47" and the response is -- in my personal opinion -- informative, educational and encouraging: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2083449#c50

Does anyone know how to fix this? Some people suggested that I copy the text it sends and paste it into a site that translates what it wrote, but that’s not very interactive. I’d prefer it to be the way it was before, where the formulas would appear normally without these errors.