Do we have what specs they’re planning on supporting?

Pretty much, they magnet together though so you can split them apart and use them as normal with other devices.

Opensuse Tumbleweed

There are a couple of users I recognize just because of the amount of duplicate/triplicate/quadruplicate posts I see from them, often times grouped up like that too.

https://pbfcomics.com/wp-content/uploads/2004/02/PBF-Skub-1.png

It’s an old comic about people having strong opinions on things that don’t matter.

https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/skub

Functional illiteracy, they can read the words but not necessarily understand the full meaning of the paragraph. I do know one lady who is totally illiterate and has her grandkids read her mail to her, but she’s ~90 and at least knows arithmetic.

The latest USB power delivery standard allows for new voltages of 28, 36, and 48 volts at up to 240 watts at 48V. My current Dell workstation laptop uses two 20V USB C connectors to achieve similar.

It works pretty well for me, but I use Firefox nightly.

Proprietary

The lack of smaller niche communities that made reddit more than a news and meme hub. Some exist but most are either dead or not even made yet.

Worse still those communities are probably the most effort to start for the least gain, but those were a big reason I used reddit for over a decade.

…Lemmy is free.

Also the one time payment model was how sync funded itself until now.

Having it present a handful to choose from (lemmy.world, lemmy.ca, lemm.ee, kbin.social when it gets supported) would be a good idea.

Or just have it pick a random one that isn’t defederated from most others on first load since it doesn’t really matter anyway.

Engineering was at about double what I expected it to be for similar reasons.

Great, that’s what I immediately went to look for since it’s what I had back when it was reddit sync.

Is viewing kbin instances fixed?

Isn’t there a bug in the new version of Lemmy that messes up federation with Kbin right now?