+1 for alfred, 1password, and dropbox.

I’ve been using Bear for notes forever, syncs across all apple devices, and is super nicely designed. My only gripe is that encryption doesn’t work with files attached to the text.

I use bartender to manage my menu bar. Not super happy, might check out hidden bar.

They look similarly minimalist. I like reeder because it really boils thing down to the essential.

Agree that Reeder is excellent!

Right!

Sponsor paid songs?

Sure! Subscribing to that too. I’m just a bit fed up with the lemmy obsession with Reddit, Twitter and Meta. It gets in the way for other information.

Wefwef. Mlem is showing promise.

Nope. Looks Nice.

Kul med en svensk instans! Tack för tipset. Har lagt till i min feed.

Det roliga med fediversum är ju att man inte är instängd på en server eller en subreddit. Och om någon server ballar ur finns de andra kvar. (Remember digg, twitter, Reddit)

Prenumererar just nu på fyra olika Sverigecommunities på olika instanser nu. Vi får se vart folk landar.

Had a look at oleandrin the most promising one in Wikipedia. Apparently it is very toxic. So we’ll see if this actually works or not. A long way from an AI model to treatment of aging.

Sure. But also convenient to divide people who really should be working together toward making a better world. It’s easy to blame boomers, zoomers, or genx-when in reality all those generations are in the same boat.

Foundation books are great! Go for it!

You should try getting through it. Arachnophobia is a big part of resolving the plot A beautiful end.

Yes! It’s not generation vs generation. We need to think in less divide terms.

Beautiful work!

Yeah! I use both, but the feddit one doesn’t have a good sort function (that I could find anyway). In the Lennyverse one is easier to find active communities IMO.

https://lemmyverse.net/communities (not affiliated, but I think it’s the best discovery tool I’ve found so far)

Something like this should be integrated into every lemmy instance!

https://lemmyverse.net/communities

Yeah! Its amazing. I love the ending!

Beautiful article. So interesting to learn how different languages conceptualize the world.