It'll stick if we let it stick. If you don't let your work bully you into going back to the Office and instead say "Kindly fuck off, if you want to retain me in your company, you'll let me work from my home. If not, I can easily find a job that pays 20% more, and let's me work from home."

Because let's face it. You almost certainly can find a 20% raise + WFH if you are good at your job and work in a field that has WFH as an option.

Sigh

Apple, please just stop...

It's called Free Market Capitalism. If the market can bear double the cost, the prices will rise to meet the level the market can bear.

Thread is a Smart Home protocol. It's like Zigbee and Z-Wave but different. Hopefully it's actually going to become the real winner in the smart home world along with Matter.

It's not even that hard. I had a Galaxy S5, which had Micro-B and a replaceable battery. It's called using a Cover on your USB Port, and a RUBBER GASKET. It's not rocket psychology.

I wouldn't even call that "boomer brand loyalty" I'm 24, almost 25 and I will probably not buy anything that isn't a Toyota/Lexus for the rest of my life.

Toyota/Lexus are hands down the least maintenance heavy vehicles on the road. They know how to make an absolutely bulletproof reliable modern engine.

I'm a Service Writer for a mom and pop auto shop, and the most major thing I've had to write for a Toyota is... A Water Pump, Fuel Pump and a full Tuneup with 4 plugs and 4 coils. Which is... Basically peanuts compared to what I have to write for Dodges, Nissans, and Chevys. (Oil Filter Housings for Dodge, Whole Transmissions for Nissan, and a bunch of random shiz for Chevy)

Yes, Tennocon will have more details

It's an engine limitation. The Engine that Bethesda holds onto with an iron fist is what hampers their games.

However, the opposite side of the coin is, that it makes them super easy to modify, so people can make their own additions. Because Starfield is using the same engine as Skyrim and Fallout 4.

If you think 350 for a pair of headphones is expensive, don't become an audiophile...

This is a major Hyperbole. I know a LOT of people who would buy an EV, problem is charging infrastructure sucks, and charging at home is hard/impossible for many (especially Renters)

Ehhhhh, when your making a completely integrated device, Optimization is the core. And, an iPhone with a 5000mAh+ battery would probably last 2 whole days.

My Galaxy S5 never felt flimsy. It was even highly waterproof for the time because it had a COVER for the USB Port attached to the phone! It even had a gasp HEADPHONE JACK!

Framework right now is a tiny company. And, Nvidia probably laughed at them when they asked for only 10,000 MODULAR GPU cards with say, 3060Ti's on them. Because, Nvidia used to be a big proponent of the MMX card form factor, and then killed it like, 2 generations ago.

And, AMD partnered with them for the AMD Advantage program for the Framework 16"

I don't think this is defunding. This is using resources better. Often times, there are mental health crisis that look like "police" issues. But they are actually just mental health problems.

Mental health is super heavily stigmatized across the world.

Coles isn't even a small store! It's basically the Target of Australia, with Woolies being Walmart.

The setting is actually really cool. New Atlantis is actually quite utopian looking. I haven't gotten too deep into the game yet, only about 3 hours so far.

I've got a 30w charger and, TBH I think 20 is gonna be plenty. The faster you charge your phone, the worse your battery longevity in the long run will be.

78% is basically dead. I'd replace that.

I mean, the new Studio Display has its own A series chip in it that is for processing the Camera stuff. It's basically a gigantic iPhone lol.

I think Matrix/Element is just a tad too confusing. Similar to Mastodon. I don't know how, but Lemmy is the least confusing to use application within the Fediverse. I have easily been able to just subscribe to whatever I want and see it all.

With Mastodon, I can't just see a big feed of content like Twitter, and then follow who I want to.

And Matrix/Element is... Just not quite Discord levels of usable.