I’m in this post and I don’t like it…

Thanks, Obama.

“Oh No Ross and Carrie” They go participate in all kinds of “fringe science” or spiritual stuff and report on it in a very funy but, in my opinion, largely respectful way.

Oh nooo, what happened? =(

Hi, I’m a comment. =)

In grocery stores here they usually line up the dairy products along these “stages”. I’ve got laughted at before when I said “man, I never remember where along the ‘milk spectrum’ they place the crème fraîche.”
Thank you for confirming that the “milk spectrum” is real!

That does sound really comfy.

lol, love this template, even apart from this specific meme.

This was one of the main selling features for me (before I tried it and experienced all the other killer features). I’ve experienced a bad case of vendor-lock before where it was hell to export my data. So having it all available in plain text at all times is really reassuring.

Big fan of Obsidian. Especially for written notes. If you are working with a lot of images I’d give its canvas feature a try. I’m not using it personally, but I think it might fit the bill.

“Main character energy” is a great way to put it. If I came across someone wearing these I’d have some assumptions…

Reality and evidence were never really something they were concerned with…

Yes. “The internet never forgets” is actually a thing.

I like to have it set to “all” and “new comments”. There is some movement but its slow enough to be usable. Also posts which are very active are more likely to appear there but you still see some newer stuff.

I really hope the “hot” and “active” algorithms will be fixed soon though.

I was only lurking on reddit. Here I’m trying to help make the place feel alive by also commenting and engaging. So far I’m really enjoying the experience and I’m not looking back. Also yes, I feel like I do spend a bit more time on lemmy, but it might just be the novelty.

With how capable modern mobile CPUs are phones could really last a long time without feeling “so last generation” very fast. So the battery really often is the bottleneck and not having it be replaceable would really just be planned obsolescence with extra steps. It’s good to hear some good news once in a while.

Okay… it was, though.

I think it’s extremely hard to tell what people would prioritize. If you aks them hypothetically, everyone probably is some green warrior for mother earth. But then when push comes to shove, the industry will give them the choice between a flagship phone, glued all around, and a phone with a removable battery with all the greatest specs from five years ago. Of course many will chose the glued ond, and then some people will be like “welp, the free market has decided”. 🤷

So you think your average MBA holder would not go the “extract short term value at all cost” route? Because it feels like they would. Maybe it’s more of a “the wrong people making it to the top” problem.

Very cool! I used to think that no one would care when researchers would protest these things by striking. But I guess anything that hurts the well oiled money making machine that is modern academia (not for researchers though, of course) gets noticed. Seeing it done for real is great, and even more so that it was successful!