I loved sync for reddit, and even paid for the ad-free version on Lemmy, but I’m on summit now. Dev attentiveness and interaction is a 180 from the sync dev, and summit is great to use

Jared golden won a red district as a Democrat, and usually votes what he thinks is best for his constituents. Not saying I agree with his vote, but I respect him for it

I just tried out summit a couple days ago, emailed the creator about a feature request, and like 2 days later it was added

In for 5, thank you!

3oz of wet food every 12 hours, two of the cats get unlimited dry, one can’t be trusted so we put some in every once in a while, maybe twice a day

I guess more about setup and what other distros do for you behind the scenes. Everyone always talks about how bare bones arch is, but it still does a lot behind the scenes with config and setup, especially with encryption

I tried Gentoo recently and I really liked it when I finally figured everything out. I wanted the latest packages similar to arch, but I was basically spending at least an hour every time I started my computer updating. I still really like Gentoo, but it just isn’t for me right now. I appreciate what it taught me about Linux though

FYI you’re supposed to remove all that from normal cars too, it’s not good for the clear coat/ paint

I like having the weekend lumped together, it’s called a weekend for a reason!

I used to think the same, even made fun of friends and family for setting calendars to start on Monday, but then I tried it and found the light

Bought a litter robot 4, wouldn’t do it again for the price. It’s a pain to clean and the cats are always peeing/pooping on the sides. It constantly stopped it cleaning cycle, and ended up growing a ton of bugs inside because the design had some cat poop inside the machine where I couldn’t get to it. I had to dismantle the entire thing taking out every screw to clean it. It’s currently sitting in my basement. I left a similar review on their website and they decided not to post it, I guess they don’t like unfavorable reviews.

I tried it out on my Pixel 8 Pro but I’m back on stock. I’m trying to be more privacy focused, but I use a lot of Google apps still, so I had almost everything enabled from Google anyways, so I might as well stay on stock for now. It was neat, but I didn’t notice any battery improvements, which is also what I was looking for