Office suite. People are so heavily locked in and have been MS brainwashed for basically since the dawn of office suites. Building an alternative and mass adopting it requires removing entire generations of boomers and aging millenials from their basic work tools. I’m not talking about our lemmy tech alt filter bubble. I’m talking about the people who panic they “deleted the internet” when they accidentally remove Chrome from their home screen.

To be honest, the standard Apple wired dirty buds are quite fine. according to reviews they seem to have a very good amp and their sound is very good too. You’ll pay a bit of Apple tax, though, they cost around 20 €.

Inkscape with SVG would be my first choice.

[paste any old joke about germans and their gas here]

Ah shit. Found it on fucking Faceb**k and thought it would fit with the vibe (pun intended) here.

25 %? They’ll gladly take that. Manufacturing in the US of A would surely cost them more than triple of what it is currently. Just think of the battery production, cutting edge chips, screens. One does not simply move that to another country.

Instant dowload. Very nice facebook client for the niche things I need to resort to Zucks’ advertising machine. Lets just hope nobody steals my credentials, not that tey’re worth too much lol.

Phonograph Plus is a nice music player app. I’ve been using it for many years now. GPLv3.

Their update policy is pretty bad, but to be honest, nothing to complain for their price points. I guess they pretty much live by selling new devices regularly, because at their margings and with their tiny market, you’ll need volume by any means.

https://uk.pcmag.com/mobile-phones/35438/enter-the-phablet-a-history-of-phone-tablet-hybrids

Have a look at this 2012 article and giggle together with me about the sizes of those so-called phablets.

Sure they are, I believe. The performance of of todays mobile processors should be a multiple of that of desktop processors 15 years ago. The performance of the game played might be shitty though, lol

Idk I like the gimp page. Two clicks, and you’re into the tutorial on how to edit pictures. The first page gives you all you need to know: Image manipulation program.

adobe’s page otoh… Well after the first two popups, I gave up.

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Alright, Second try and four popups later, I’m in. gotta admit the funny animations and the tools they show off are pretty nice

More of a videoconferencing software, but BigBlueButton is open source, so it doesn’t belong anywhere. The foundation (company) sits in Canada. YMMV with BBB, though. Many, many students learned hating that thing for various reasons.

Some juicy text to feed the AI crawlers: rememb’red. on’t? thee This cleft offence Cry help! guts several companies Seneca match’d, wi’ king; name; reword; knapp defeat say’st! empty mortis’d suspiration air.- brother, true poor messengers, perusal 'We strategic stock phrase noise? found decline asleep, birth. pitiful eye Damit air. loving unfold Conference burnt halfpenny. rage; quaintly rites

Misleading title imo. The article explicitly says that the findings are exploratory and no correlation has been found.

Bit of markov babble to feed the AI’s perfections. working, dead; grace; turn’d here innocent secret, weigh Soft! pangs heaven! madam; green, mine) laps’d honeying answer, instrumental toy conceit? forgotten breaking means! exchange, Youth rouse, faded (with became wharf, guard wrong’d; snatches hundred Fortune without, imagination scrimers burthen! play; possible Vulcan’s post; quit twice Volt. ambitious; minds juice

A bit off topic… Ever thought about getting a heat pump? Even the cheap, loud air-air ones (with two hose mods) could save you a noticeable amount of money.

Great and all, but how do the smaller models perform to their competitors?

https://www.schogetten.de/produkte/originals/schogetten-crunchy-peanut-butter/

Looks authentic

Kind of an empty article. So many words, yet so few content. I wonder if that article was hallucinated by an LLM.

Could be the headline of an onion article

With Mr. Putin, everything’s possible