itadakimasu
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Wow looks good!
itadakimasu
1y ago
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🤦♂️
itadakimasu
1y ago
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I wanted to like this one.
Neostore got stuck trying to sync repos or something and drained my battery from 80% to 20% within like an hour.
Uninstalled it immediately. No app should be able to malfunction in such a way to cause such battery drain.
itadakimasu
1y ago
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Long time Google fan since 2001-2002.
Fuck Google. So evil these days
itadakimasu
1y ago
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LOLLL.... "affordable"
itadakimasu
1y ago
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It's definitely.... not OK tbh...
itadakimasu
1y ago
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Bruh. I'm in group chats with people I know IRL with more than 12 people.
itadakimasu
1y ago
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JFC there's only 60k of us? And that's a good thing? 😳
itadakimasu
1y ago
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Get what you pay for. My M2 MacBook pro is best computer I've ever used by a huge margin
itadakimasu
1y ago
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Oh hun. You new here?
itadakimasu
1y ago
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Heard, chef.
itadakimasu
1y ago
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I've never used parallels, sorry
itadakimasu
1y ago
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VMware fusion tech preview for Apple silicon
itadakimasu
1y ago
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I'm late to the game, having tried debian for the first time a few weeks ago.
I'm running the aarch64 version (KDE) in a virtual machine on my Mac (M2) and it's the only distro that, out of the box, hardware acceleration is working for video decode of web videos.
All other distro I've tried struggle to display YouTube videos.
Big thumbs up from me.
itadakimasu
1y ago
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I'd love to see taxes like these go towards universal child care.
We need it. Now.
itadakimasu
1y ago
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Wish it were as easy to use as Samsung Internet browser dark mode. You can enable/disable with just 2 taps: settings > enable/disable.
itadakimasu
1y ago
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I know how you feel. It gets better.
itadakimasu
1y ago
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I'd have so much fun in this room lol
itadakimasu
1y ago
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Last month*
itadakimasu
1y ago
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Not voyager yet
Quite active for a niche lemmy community! I love seeing these hilarious MLS photos. Keep em coming!
Drove hundreds of miles through some very rural New England, USA today. Most areas were very nice with well kept homes and cute, small city centers (mostly only a couple of brick, commercial buildings). What do people do for jobs out in the "middle of nowhere"? As an engineer who works closer to city areas where more jobs exist, I just can't fathom what people are doing for jobs out there? How is everything paid for? Edit: I should clarify there's minimal farm land out in rural New England. So, not very many farmers at all.
People who lived in the house before us let a dozen trees grow for 30 years to become 30+ ft tall about 5ft from the septic system (and to make it even more fun, into the power lines along our driveway). Not having an acute problem at the moment but they've got to come down before there is a huge problem. And I'm bitter about it because it's going to be a huge PiTA or big dollars to pay for help.
Thoughts during my 3rd cold shower of the day, trying to keep cool in this muggy weather in the North East
It runs all the way down, flanking both sides. I pretend it's a moat for protection. So lush in some places it's difficult to not touch with your car as you drive along.
## First Harvest  ## shiso  (we eat a lot of sashimi) ## Japanese cucumber 
As an Android user, I never got to use Apollo, so I don't know if Apollo had this functionality. Definitely one of the things I miss most about the Reddit apps I used on Android, though. Would be a nice to have if the technology is possible on a PWA.
I'm now satisfied. Carry on. 😄
Is this your day job? How do you have time for anything else? I'm impressed lol
I'm using `darkly-pureblack` and it's just such a pleasure to look at. Such an improvement already from the 0.17.X days a month ago!
I'm using an Android (Pixel) phone, and I installed the PWA via Chrome, as it seems to work the best. Is there a way to change the icon easily?
Any post in a lemmy.world community I view from another instance (e.g. programming.dev) shows different content than when viewing from lemmy.world directly. Many comments are missing. There seems to be a massive lag, sometimes more than 1 day. Are instances really that far out of sync? It's hard to contribute from another instance knowing that nobody will see my comments for ~days
Any post in a lemmy.world community I view from another instance (e.g. programming.dev) shows different content than when viewing from lemmy.world directly. Many comments are missing. There seems to be a massive lag, sometimes more than 1 day. Are instances really that far out of sync? It's hard to contribute from another instance knowing that nobody will see my comments for ~days
Anyone else? Can barely navigate, feels like browsing with a 56k modem. I'm in the US Northeast.