dharmik

yes, i get it. it's sort of a thing that my brain can't describe either, but want to hear someone go about it continuously to get it better.

@[email protected] i get what you saying. but as i lack experience with distros i find it interesting. can you add a few more examples of polished like how?

@[email protected] it even has a app store.

@[email protected] most of the issues elderly or someone not familiar with tech might face is installing something. pop os is the answer i think.

@[email protected] how much do mini pc’s cost these days?

it’s called macos, and honestly, i’m glad it exists. seeing apple choose a unix-based system is a win. windows is just... not it. it’s nice that macos lets people work in a way that feels closer to linux without needing to dive into the deep end right away. sure, it’s not open like linux, but it’s a step in the right direction for those who want a mix of usability and power.

i use my very own #snac instance which is sometimes slow. i pressed the post button 4 times.

just had medium fries and coke. i and many i know use the mc D app because of the discounts it gives when i order through my app.

just had medium fries and coke. i and many i know use the mc D app because of the discounts it gives when i order through my app.

just had medium fries and coke. many people i know, including myself, use the mcd app because of the discounts it offers when ordering through the app. however, i am under the impression that since i use an ios device and have the option to decline being tracked by the app—which i very eagerly press "no" to—i am on the safe side. am i?

just had medium fries and coke. i and many i know use the mc D app because of the discounts it gives when i order through my app.

just had medium fries and coke. i and many i know use the mc D app because of the discounts it gives when i order through my app.