No different than rooting any other phone.

I root to do specific things - those are my benefits of rooting a phone: Real (local) backups using tools like NeoBackup, which can easily restore apps and data. Full file system access so tools like Syncthing can write to external storage (not a concern on Pixel since it doesn’t have external storage). Ability to hibernate any app, including system apps that love to relaunch for no good reason. On that note, ability to fully manage broadcast receivers and prevent any app from launching other than when you want it to run.

If there’s not something for which you specifically need root, then you really have no reason to root.

Also, no reason to reflash a factory rom, you can root Graphene just like any other.

You’re on a PiP, official or not. I’d be looking elsewhere. I’ve never seen someone survive a PiP (this after 30+ years in corporate environments).

Just start looking, seems like nurses are needed everywhere.

Rising? Like an 80-year-old’s penis?

“Investigating” while SpaceX has been doing it, approximately 300 times.

Exactly.

Piracy was “tolerated”, because it stole money from competitors.

Even if a pirate lied and only turned over some of the booty to the crown, it still took it from their enemies.

Ooh, thanks for the link. I’d forgotten about it.

Ooh, I like that eat-when-I-get-there strategy. I’ll be sharing that one.

Put everything in your calendar. Use notifications sufficiently far ahead to be useful, and have the ability to snooze alerts.

On Android I use Calendar Notifications for greater flexibility with notifications.

For example, for doctor appointments I set the notification for a day in advance. Then I’ll snooze it until I need to leave the next day (with extra time for cleaning up, etc).

I look at my calendar all the time. Keep it open on my laptop, month view, so I’m always seeing what my month looks like, what’s coming up.

Exactly.

People with ADHD often have a misthinking about time, how long things take, etc.

And people in general don’t want to waste time, being early feels like wasting time.

The thing is, something nearly always happens which eats up that “extra” time reserved for being early… So you’re not early after all.

Yea, it won’t boot to fastboot