0:15B: Okay, Unihertz Jelly Star.
0:18A: Yeah, they even make weird phones. They’re doing all kinds of cool stuff, but this is one of the phones. It’s basically It’s the smallest Android phone. It’s got Android 13, 8 gigs of RAM. It’s like pretty solid phone, but it doesn’t work for scrolling content. So I can’t do scroll on Reddit. I can’t like browse crypto Twitter. I can’t go on Facebook. Well, you can, but you can barely see it. Yeah, but it works just well enough to use Signal and Uber. Yeah, it’s not fun. It makes a phone less addicting and less interesting.
1:00B: Yeah, it’s less dopamine. It’s less immersive. Yeah,
1:05A: but when I do get a link, I do want to read, which inevitably happens, but I have to send it to myself. and primarily I use Signal note to self and that works except the downside of Signal is for instance you can only link five devices so if I have more than five devices I can’t I literally can’t link all my devices through Signal even if I wanted to right and then so you have to either create other messenger accounts you use email it’s all really complicated involves having an email having a login having a cloud server But, so there’s better tech for this. You can just do pure peer-to-peer.
1:30A: So I wrote a browser plug-in that will peer-to-peer sync text data between all the instances. Yeah, and because it’s a browser plug-in, I can just install this as a plug-in in the browser of this tiny little phone. And you don’t need a full Android app.
2:07B: Yeah, the Miracle
2:13A: peer-to-peer. You don’t need a cloud server. You can just connect your devices. Well, you do. You need what’s called a relay server, but that’s a bit different. It’s a much lighter weight. It never stores your data. It just helps devices make connections to each other. Yeah, this is the phone.
2:35B: so when did you get this?
2:37A: a year and a half ago it’s made 18 months it’s like fairly durable spend less time on the internet it’s also amazing if you just like biking biking right like if I ride a bike everywhere you just have that much more pocket space this will make you realize though like how much screen you’re wasting like I can do everything on this phone you you have like some gigantic thing it’s like you’re wasting the screen but yeah maybe oh no this is all I have phones yeah make another small phone hardware engineers like I want another four-inch like mini phone they made me competition like this is the only one like it’s sad we’re not the only one but it’s like the only good one with a headphone jack yeah this has a headphone jack which all your big phones don’t have
3:51B: yeah yeah
3:57A: 256 gigabytes yeah does all the Magical Things.
4:03B: Is there a wallet in here?
4:07A: You could. I don’t put any crypto on this. That’s a bad idea. It’s like a hardware wallet. But you could, you can, any like phone wallet, you can run on here. You can do all your crypto. Do
4:18B: you want to see if you made up in your mirror? Do you want to interview it? What the?
4:21A: I don’t interview people, but you should go for it.
4:31B: One day I said I did I’m gonna pass, but
