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  • I switched just because of the difference the chipset makes. I've been running windows for gaming and Linux for personal shit forever - I'm not generally a fan of Apple and their walled garden business mod. But the MacBook pro with the m2 will run my dev environments and teams meetings from 8-5 all day on battery and still has a good 30-40% left at the end of the day. It's not even competitive right now unfortunately, since I work remote I like to float around and work from different places and not having to worry about charging is a game changer.

  • Lemmy.Fmhy.ml is a sweet spot. It's in the top 10, but further down the list. Active and ran by cool admins. No issues from massive user counts (so far). The community is pretty strong and active so i imagine it's got some staying power.

  • It's 2010 all over again. We all used Digg and reddit was mostly for the techies. But as Digg kept digging its heels in, reddit become more and more palatable over time. Eventually it reached a critical mass and we all jumped ship and never looked back.

  • I would add to this that its not just the fediverse, anything you put on the internet should be assumed to be public and non-deletable. Even with GDPR and everything, if the host deletes everything there could dtill be backups, archives, or some random person, corporation, or government could backup everything. Use secure services like signal for things you want to be private and just assume everything else could be public forever.

  • Connect for Lemmy, turn on List View and the AMOLED theme and it gets pretty close to the RiF experience. Not 1 for 1, but close enough for what I'm doing. I also put it in the spot RiF has been for 10 years 😞.