CarbonOtter

joined 1 year ago
[–] CarbonOtter@lemmy.one 2 points 1 year ago

Twitter is great for first hand breaking news. Wether its a disaster or something F1 related, it's always on Twitter first.

I got rid of my account years ago because I don't see the benefit of interacting on it or following certain people. That might be the problem with Twitter: i read a Tweet and leave again. Often that tweet is just embedded somewhere else. Because it's mainly about quantity of content, Mastodon isn't interesting to me now.

[–] CarbonOtter@lemmy.one 4 points 1 year ago (1 children)

A nice German Weizen on a warm summer day, a Dutch Bock in fall or spring or Belgian Tripel after a hard day's work. The right beer for that moment can be extremely satisfying and delicious, but it's not something I always enjoy.

[–] CarbonOtter@lemmy.one 2 points 1 year ago

I'm using Jerboa and kinda like the look, although it somehow has a but of an Android 2.1 vibe. Could be the ridiculously large don't when opening a post (when browsing through them it's fine). I also haven't found a user friendly way to search between communities and subscribe to one. So far i had to search on one site, post the url in another and subscribe, then wait for it to appear in jerboa. I'm probably stupid and do it the wrong way. If we want users here, outside of tech communities anyway, it's needs to be waaay easier to use.

I'm sure the content will grow and it's all new, so it's unrealistic to expect everything to be as slick as reddit was.

[–] CarbonOtter@lemmy.one 1 points 1 year ago

Sounds like it I think. From what I've read they are stutters for like a second every once in a while (don't know if it's every few minutes, every half hour or less). The latest bios version of your motherboard should fix it.

[–] CarbonOtter@lemmy.one 2 points 1 year ago (2 children)

Windows 10. I got a Ryzen 5900x that works fine on an old bios version. Upgrading to windows 11 requires me to upgrade the bios or get tTPM stutters. However, the new bios versions reduce the (single core) performance...So I'm sticking with windows 10 for now. I have windows 11 on my laptop and don't mind it. Tried Linux multiple times over the past 15 years, but it always kills itself within weeks. As a server it works well though.

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