idefix @ idefix @sh.itjust.works

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Same question: super weird to leave them out...

Did they just remove their comments?

Talking from a usability standpoint it's gotten much better. It's still slow to open the app but the search got much more efficient.

Unfortunately yes.

I'm a minority: I'm using Signal a lot, as well as Mastodon and Lemmy. However I was describing the situation around me and they're largely using Meta products.

I don't mind having 2 tools: one for public conversations with strangers and one for family and friends.

WhatsApp has replaced Facebook for family and friends here in France. However, I keep using Facebook due to local groups and town hall posting there.

Any chance the videos are hosted somewhere else than TikTok?

Thanks. That's too bad because I really want them to succeed

I will not do any gaming on my laptop, I really only need a quality screen to read documents and display the occasional Netflix video

While I like the general objectives behind framework, I am not convinced about their standard qualities.

My laptop is fine, I just want to understand the trends in the industry and where to buy when it eventually dies. For the record, I have a Dell Latitude 7410 released in 2020 (bought used) and it works perfectly. However, I wish I could have better audio, higher-quality trackpad, and a lighter laptop.

Unfortunately, I'm pretty sure they (FN / RN) will leverage on his death to gain voters.

Thanks!

I was under the impression they were more gaming oriented than "business", am I mistaken then?

Dear random strangers,

I have bought Thinkpad T for many years following your advice. Then I moved to Dell Latitude 3 years ago as this was your recommendation. So far, very happy with them!

Where should I go for my next laptop? Is it time for framework?

(I'm looking for 14" business laptops, excellent screen, good audio, light and solid, performance is a nice-to-have, Linux-only)

It's amazing how much the combination of those 3 excell at covering almost any use case.

20 years smoking 10 to 15 cigarettes a day, switched to vaping for 4 years, then quit completely as I was fed up with the logistics of vaping.

My last cigarette was 9 years ago and I don't miss it at all. I consider vaping was the biggest reason I quit, seconded with the avoidance of social situations where smoking is common.

It's also tricky to compare, lots of caveats everywhere.

Checking in France thanks to the official simulation engine: https://mon-entreprise.urssaf.fr/simulateurs/salaire-brut-net For a 60K€ gross yearly salary, 9 618 € will go towards health insurance (801€ per month).

In the end the cost is not that far from the US, but the benefits are much much higher.

Same for Reddit, still very much alive apparently.

(I'm not going back, I'm happy here)

Sorry I just realised I was wrong and I did not have the menu bar by default. I don't really notice it anymore...

Are you talking about the 2 bars at the top of the window? If yes, I find them more useful than the used space. Probably a matter of taste