Problem was Instagram, not iOS.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xN_YfZR9Go4

Agreed, oil companies knew climate change was real forever ago and bought off politicians to keep them from doing anything about it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FOi05zDO4yw

BTW Climate Town is an amazing YouTube channel for climate-related content, hilarious and educational.

yea not a fan of the pastel-ish colors this year.

One piece of advise I can give; do not try to replicate your android experience on iOS. More than likely it will leave you frustrated. Make the switch with an open mind to a new way of doing things and you will have a much better time.

If anything I would expect it to show as 250GB for you. At one point my wife had signed up for the 200GB family plan but still had an active 200GB personal plan that she shared as well, so it showed as 400GB available.

https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT208147#:~:text=On%20your%20Mac&text=Choose%20Apple%20menu%20%EF%A3%BF%20%3E%20System,Follow%20the%20onscreen%20instructions

https://osxdaily.com/2021/07/29/how-share-icloud-storage-family-iphone-ipad/

The 200GB is shared between everyone on the family sharing plan. Did your wife set up family sharing and invite your account? If not, that needs to be done, then the 200GB will show up on your device. I would get this set up first so you see the extra 200GB, then cancel your 50GB plan. That way you know you are covered by a storage plan and not trying to rush to set something up before 30 days expire.

Know if there is an iOS version?

I love it for the gestures that MacOS supports. Great for switching between remote desktop sessions.

I use something like this to keep an example of filaments I have used. It is customizable to you can add your own text.

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3346069

Check out any of the Ender 3 series of printers. They print good out of the box and can print even better with some light modification. The community is large if you ever need help and spare parts are easy to get.

I would go with an Ender 3 variant as they are very popular and community support for them will be plentiful. Also, spare parts will be easy to get. Then once you get past the beginner stage you can spring for a P1P or Prusa.

I would go with an Ender 3 variant as they are very popular and community support for them will be plentiful. Also, spare parts will be easy to get. For 3D design, I would start with something simple like Tinkercad and then maybe move to OnShape or Fusion 360 (both are free for hobbyists)