I don’t think fast charging is underrated generally
Maybe it was just me underrating it.
that fast charging will reduce your battery life more than slow charging,
That’s true, though I think Oneplus does a good job of keeping the battery from heating up. That and the fact that I basically never charge up to 100% any more has resulted in my battery health dropping to 98% after 6 months of use.
Issue was not Pamac related, if it was then I’d have understood. They just saw that I had Pamac on my system and shut down my posts.
I’d disagree about that being the worst case scenario.
When I used to use Arch and asked a question on the Arch forum, they removed my post because they saw I was using Pamac so they assumed I was actually on Manjaro. They didn’t ask me if I’m using Manjaro or anything, they just assumed I was and removed it.
I reposted the question and clarified that I was using Arch, but that got removed again due to it being a duplicate of a removed question.
I made a meta post about what I should be doing in order to not get my posts removed and that got removed as well, though I don’t remember the reason they gave for that.
That was the last time I posted on the Arch forum and shortly after, I switched to Void Linux.
Telegram isn’t e2e encrypted.
Really not much of a podcast person, but my favorite has to be the Stronger by Science podcast.
I live in NY. As a pedestrian, cars are way more annoying than bicycles.
If one of the two sessions is cardio, then it’s not too bad. But yeah, lifting weights twice a day would be extremely difficult to recover from.
In my experience, Immich is way better for Photos.
I use a VPS. They don’t charge based on CPU utilization so I run Folding@Home on it.
Do you want the files to be automatically shared? Like there’s a folder on both your computers that’s synced
If so, syncthing is the way to go.
Mostly all the natural beauty and the low cost of living.
I visited for a few months and loved it.
power goes out 12 times a week, water’s on for only 5 hours a week, internet drops out every 2 hours, (only alternate option is musky),
I visited for 2 months the only one of these I experienced was the internet going out once.
no cops, no fire dept, no schools
That’s just not true at all.
trash is just piled up with no plan whatsoever,
I’m from NYC, so I guess I’m just used to trash.
no public transit
That’s true, but apartments in the middle of the city are so cheap that most things were within walking distance for me.
more superfund sites per sq mile than any state,
I’ve never looked at this when deciding where to live, but I just looked it up and there are way more within 50 miles of me than there are in all of Puerto Rico.
more taxes than in the USA
Still way cheaper cost of living than where I live.
hurricanes, earthquakes and narcos.
Those are the only things you mentioned that are an actual concern to me. Since I work remotely, I’d have the luxury of leaving temporary if there was a massive natural disaster.
I’ve been thinking of Puerto Rico.
€13 is cheap for Ryanair, but it’s not some absurd anomaly. I went from Ireland to Italy for €18, and took a bunch of other flights for <€30.
think we should ban a lot of flights that can be serviced with quick alternatives
Doing that without actually bringing down the train fares would be frustrating. Budget airline tickets in Europe are ludicrously cheap.
Do Data Scientists count? I run Bedrock Linux with Hyprland WM and Alacritty as my terminal manager.
I use Jupyter Labs for almost everything. Then Emacs for anything else. I don’t like the default config at all, and I’m not that well versed in elisp, so I use Doom Emacs.
Did you go on flathub.org or www.flathub.org? The certs are fine on the former, but expired on the latter.
I get where you’re coming from. My Oneplus charger is extremely slow when used with my Steam deck.
Does any phone with USB PD charge at 80+ watts though?