Bronzie

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[–] Bronzie 1 points 5 months ago

Yeah I agree, would be nice if the sold packs were as easy to replace as the leased ones are, but I doubt it.

I hope other makers come with a similar solution in the future. Being such a vital part and known to slowly degrade it should be easier to replace.

[–] Bronzie 2 points 5 months ago

We agree on every point except Apple products slowing down significantly faster than Android. My personal experience has been the polar oposite.

Thanks for taking the time to reply!

[–] Bronzie 6 points 5 months ago (2 children)

Hey man, I'm an Android dude for phones. Won't even consider an iPhone as I dislike locked ecosystems for phones, but this is just not true.

Apple supports their devices way longer than any of the major Android producers do. I can't remember the last time my phone was supported more than 3-4 years, but my iPad was just rock solid and updated for 6 years. Replaced it because I wanted more RAM for scrolling endlessly on Reddit, but it was brilliant for everything else. My daughter still uses it with no issues today, two tears later.

The missus' Samsung tablet on the other hand...
What a piece of crap, and it was top of the line just three years ago.

[–] Bronzie 10 points 5 months ago (4 children)

This already exists.

Look up Nio. They already have fully automatic battery swapping stations for cars leasing the pack. You literally swap the whole pack instead of charging when it's empty.

Takes less than 10 minutes

[–] Bronzie 11 points 5 months ago

I’m still a beginner but Mint Cinnamon has treated me well, as has my Debian server.

Don’t see any reason to test anything else as long as it works this well. Nor do I have time after the kids came either…

[–] Bronzie 22 points 5 months ago

I truly hope you find someone mate.

Not a woman but I’m still gonna give you the only advice I can: never ever give up as that is the only option that has a guaranteed outcome. If you are as awesome in person as you seem, I’m both rooting for you and a believer in your future.

[–] Bronzie 9 points 5 months ago

What were they before?

500 ml?

All cans here are 330 ml

[–] Bronzie 56 points 6 months ago (1 children)

For me it’s been the stability of our sever.

It’s run by a private person on nothing but goodwill and interest, which I was afraid would only last a few months. He (and the other admins) have done an incredible job keeping things running smoothly and with a very level headed approach to content filtering and general rules.

You all deserve a massive round of applause from all of us benefitting with zero work.

[–] Bronzie 2 points 6 months ago (1 children)

You not believing in democracy where you live gives you the right to force potentially deadly consequences upon others?

You seem too bright for this to make sense mate.

If you still stand by it though, I’d strongly recommend you start working towards a career in politics to be the change you wish to see in this world. If people like what you wish to change, you should do well.

[–] Bronzie 3 points 6 months ago

I can relate with the butter.

I love butter. Cook with it all the time. It's amazingly delicious. But the smell when melting it makes me want to throw up and I don't get why.

Same with Italian hard cheesea. Parmegiano and Peccorino Romano smell like ass but raste really good in my carbonara. Anyone can relate?

[–] Bronzie 28 points 6 months ago (1 children)

Fuuuuuuuck, you made have the same realization.

  • Ditched W10 for Mint

  • Bought a NAS and set up all .arrs and cancelled all my subscriptions (- Spotify)

  • Home media server with Jellyfin

  • Shared said server with friends and family via Tailscale

  • Set up my very first server on a low end device running headless Debian, all from scratch with docker and Portainer. Currently running a Valheim server

All this with 0 previous Linux experience. Reddit beeing cunts made me learn a lot of cool new things these part 12 months!

[–] Bronzie 3 points 6 months ago

Ebenfalls!

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