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  • Sets up “ads” on their screen. Complains.

  • Yep. I don’t consider it as a valuable streaming platform. If they removed it from the general prime I would not buy it separately.

  • If USB-C isn’t powerful enough, I’ll settle for a Lightning connector.

  • I call him with my name… I’m the vacuum.

  • Make all cars rechargeable with a single charging port. And that port should be USB-C

  • The black border should be be there the white should be all the way tot he edge. It’s like the app suddenly applied a border on the viewport and shrunk everything.

  • I mean compared to the terrible battery in my iPhone 14 Pro… it’s at 80% capacity in less than 1 year of use!!!

  • This crime scene is crowded

  • This is a great time to have a 3D printer…

  • It’s not necessarily that they’re long, but more that I’m somewhat weary of the meaning of some of the wording used in legal docs.

  • Thanks this is exactly what I was looking for. The pros cons list gives you a simple at a glance understanding of the differences.

  • No, but the full text box is oils be nice.

  • He just added you to the naughty list for not believing in him. Enjoy your coal.

  • I know how to read C++ and I can make things work with C++ but I don’t KNOW C++.

  • My guess is not optimized or not optimized for your OS. Plus there may be an extra layer to make it compatible that may be resource hungry. That being said, I’ve seen my fair share of resource hungry paid and closed apps too.

  • I’m so torn about this defenerating thing. Could someone come up with a pros and cons of them federating/defederating?

  • I’ll third Voyager.

    • open source
    • very frequent updates
    • free
    • multi platform + web app
  • I like Avelon but the price is a bit steep for a brand new app and it’s really nerfed in the free version. I paid for a couple of months but right now I’m making it work with Voyager.

  • Not quite in the usable temp for engineering yet but definitely on the right path. And a wee bit less sketchy than the last one. That combine with the progress is fusion reactors. We have a bright future in energy ahead of us (but pretty grim everywhere else)