I can’t see them either.

Except it’s not. It’s been clarified that it’s using HoloISO.

I live in a medium size city with extensive Verizon coverage. 5g here is still dogshit. It’s always slower than LTE and even though towers are everywhere, my phone is constantly switching back and forth.

I think they also unified task search with Outlook search. I can’t seem to figure out how to search just my tasks any longer.

IIRC many of the features were incorporated into Google docs. Realtime collaboration, etc…

Depends on the station. I am still able to mute at most of the stations I’ve used recently.

As an elder millennial, how does it feel to be so wrong?

Well yeah but the comment I was responding to said, Firefox? Nah. I’m wondering what alternative to Firefox they would choose that is not chromium based.

What game?

Nearly all are chrome under the hood. What’s your alternative?

I would strongly recommend looking into it. There’s not much you can’t do with Linux these days and it’s easier than ever to adopt. Check out Linux Mint for a good distro for those new to Linux.

I’m running FF on a 10 year old Linux laptop with no issues.

Same. Underrated controller.

Greensboro, NC. Maybe not such a small town in NC, but small on a national scale. To be honest, my comment was anecdotal and from memory. But a quick search led me to deptofnumbers.com/rent/north-carolina/greensboro. It goes back to 2005 where the median residential rate was listed as $794. So, my memory is likely colored by what I considered as “acceptable” conditions as well as expense in 1993. I ended up renting a room, with no real kitchen, but a nice enough bathroom, for $400. Yes it was cheaper, but the kitchen was basically an alcove with a dorm fridge and a microwave at the end of the hall. It was not a place you’d bring a date home to. I recall that actual “nice” apartments I looked at were around $800 or so

Edit, whoops had to change to nominal dollars. 2005 median was $635.

20 years ago you could rent an apartment for $700 that today goes for 3500? That truly is crazy.

30 years ago you couldn’t find a reasonable place to rent for $700 in my smaller NC city. Today the prices here are around $2000 for a reasonably nice apartment. I’m not saying there isn’t somewhere in the US where those rents can be found within that time period, but I’m skeptical there isn’t some exaggeration going on here.

Coros Pace 2. Cheaper than the entry level Garmin and just as capable.

In the article say that grandfathered accounts would get three additional months at their current price but would ultimately be raised?

It also includes YouTube Music. Yes, I know, many will say they value proposition it’s still poor even with that. Honestly it’s worth it to me. I subscribe to the family plan because we watch a lot of YouTube and listen to a lot of music. No ads plus unlimited music for 4 people is worth it to us.

That’s true but my point is that a lot of the servers that they are de-federating result in a significantly different experience. The inexplicable down voting you referenced above is not encountered as frequently on beehaw, at least in my experience.