Any love for Qobuz?

Sorry I sortof just lurk, did someone pass away or is this related to the comic storyline?

!unix_surrealism@lemmy.sdf.org

This is really unique, just take a peek at it and you will see what I mean.

Books in general. I get most things from them

Nalgene covered in stickers, as was the style at the time. Somewhere around 5-6 years old at this point? Been through quite a lot.

Shure SM58 going through an Audient ID4 audio interface. Pretty plug and play.

Cargo shorts are functional, you gotta rock the ol boy scout aesthetic.

As a man with a increasingly shiny dome, I wish this was the case. Until then I will endeavor with my unfashionable Tilley wide brim hat.

“Teaching sand how to think was a mistake”.

Oh don’t feel bad, my personal favorite and most expensive is my Pilot Custom 823. It holds a ton of ink and the nib is amazing

Mordhau. Terrible toxic community, developers that cater only to the super hard core players. Content droughts… Yet I somehow stuck 500+ hours on it. Playing the lute was nice though.

Oh nice, didn’t know that was a community. I’ll head on over.

This could be niche, but I’m a fountain pen nerd. I love stationary, different types of papers inks and nibs and how they all influence the writing experience.

I’ve been using Bazqux Reader since it’s a single guy and seems to work well. I also know that Tiny Tiny RSS is a super cool self hostable one.

It used to, but no longer.

https://signal.org/blog/sms-removal-android/

6749 now, so the number is definitely going down. Hopefully some of the big fish still hold firm.

I think, at a fundamental level the Reddit I am mourning isn’t Reddit as it exists now, but perhaps how I imagine it did ten or so years ago, the so called “Early Days”. We’re all here now because Reddit at is now is unsustainable and actively hostile against it’s users. The contradiction between the need for monetization of the userbase and the userbases disgust at being monetized. This isn’t a recent occurrence but sometimes we need to get a bit of a kick to realize how bad its been, in retrospect.

I do know, as many fellow tech people do, whenever I have to look into a problem I haven’t encountered before, appending “Reddit” to the search often leads me closer to an answer. I will miss that, as it had become so well indexed. Lemmy isn’t there yet in terms of being indexed.