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I’ve used casaos for a while and it works great. Super easy to update everything and simple setup.

KDE itinerary. Keeps track of all my train tickets, airline tickets, hotel bookings, etc… all offline. This is quite handy, especially for via rail in Canada as often internet can be sketchy when you need to bring up your tickets.

I’ve been sailing the high seas since BBS’s reigned supreme. Btw, there are telnet BBS’s.

I’m getting less than 1% battery loss over night. But I have the unihertz tank and it has a 22000mAh battery.

Sony lost any moral high ground when they put a commercial for a Toyota on my Blu-ray of 1408 which retailed for $35 at the time. And of course, you can’t skip it.

I have a laptop I bring all over just for media. It works great in hotel rooms too.

You do have a point. Most of the issues I’ve ever had on any of my computers has been with windows. Linux just keeps on humming along. Every one of the hand me down laptops I seem to get because they are “too slow”, gets wiped, Linux installed and they work great after.

I think the biggest threat to twitter is Elon Musk.

Splitter!!!

Belarus is more likely to side with Wagner over Lukashenko. That clown will be gone the second Putin is.

Speaking of which, has /r/agedlikemilk come to Lemmy?

A Pyrrhic victory. If he loses a large portion of his moderators, the whole platform will turn to shit. The whole thing was held together by passionate people in key places. Remove and replace with paid goons and the whole site suffers.

Aaarg!!!

I think we need electric trains across the whole country and into the arctic and territories. Encourage more eco tourism. We can barely access northern Ontario much less the territories. This would require nuclear power, and as a byproduct, tritium which is needed for next generation fusion reactors. We could become the next Saudi Arabia.

Customization and repurposing of old phones. So far, I’ve turned one phone into a local, offline router. One into a security camera, one is my web cam.

This may work in the Netherlands, but in my country (Canada) where it’s a 2 hour drive to the next city, it simply isn’t feasible. I do, however, wish that my city was much more bicycle friendly and we had easier and cheaper options for bikes that could be enclosed from the weather.