This is my favorite too!

I tried both and for me kbin was a bit too busy. Lemmy is more simple and intuitive.

Ketchup!

Well put, this exactly!

I used Opera back in the day, but I don’t trust the new development anymore.

I’d recommend using Firefox instead.

I have a service notebook in the glovebox and I also write them in Notes so that I can view it online from anywhere.

Karma doesn’t exist here.

Such a wholesome story 😊

So happy to hear that he is enjoying Linux and you guys are doing things together.

Wake up. Get dressed. Put the dogs out in the yard. Open work computer and start the apps. Take dogs in. Work for a bit. Wake up wife. Have coffee and breakfast. Work some more. Have lunch. Work more. Stop working. Go to grocery shopping or for a walk. Feed the dogs. Make dinner. Do some yard work. Watch news on tv. Brush teeth. Read. Go to sleep.

I’d say it does as driving for 10 hours straight without any stops doesn’t really sound healthy.

I have an account there but I visit maybe twice a month or so. When we get new team members, I connect with them there but never post anything.

Sure thing, I’m so sorry for missing this! Should be fixed now!

It worked, perfect! Thanks!

Cheers, thanks mate!

I just created an account, https://pixelfed.social/supermurs

I tried Mastodon in November but in March I had to quit as I noticed it took almost all the free time I had as I tried to be an active user there. It also had an effect on my personal life and mental health.

Lemmy seems so much better for me as the threads remain visible in the communities and I can get back to them anytime I want. In Mastodon it was difficult to find the thread the next day as there was so much conversation after the previous visit. I’m so happy I discovered Lemmy.

I like lemm.ee a lot, it’s very fast and stable.

I’m glad our dogs and rabbits are not sweating like we are.

My first was a printer I got from my uncle, Apple LaserWriter II NT.

The best is my current laptop, MacBook Air which I bought in 2017 and still use daily.

My friend has a newish Nissan Leaf electric car which has an analog speedometer. That baffles me since everything else is digital.