Been running it for about 6 months now with no issues apart from a weird display issue when I go full screen in YouTube in Firefox on one display and the other display goes all white except for a couple of glitchy flickery areas, but I think that's more Wayland/plasma 6 related.

I will say that I've worked with the Linux command line for years now so I may be slightly more technically capable with it in general than a complete newbie but I think most other people here on Lemmy have a similar level of experience as me.

Aussies: Hold my Foster's, mate...

Errrrr...who's gonna tell them?

The Guys podcast has a pretty fun episode about this.

Yeah, fair enough. I'm certainly no expert

I was in coal harbour one day last year and spent a while watching one of the sea planes taxi and take off.

At one point it had started gaining speed to take off but had to cancel at the last minute because someone in a kayak drifted in front of it so it turned around and had to do the whole thing again. There were tons of other craft out on the water too, and I found it kind of crazy that it's being used as an airport considering how busy and chaotic it seems to be.

Oh, that's cool then. I'll have to go back and take a look as I hardly use the app.

I guess if the new company fucks it up (which lets face it, is a given) at least you get to keep the music you've already bought which is more than you can say for Spotify.

I like what Bandcamp does, but I don't necessarily want to have to download every song/album I buy off there and store it on my phone, or open the app and manually select a song or album one at a time to listen to.

I wish there was a way to build playlists, or even a full featured streaming service similar to what Spotify offers that would pay artists a respectable cut for streaming but not necessarily purchasing albums.

It would be nice to have that option but I suppose there's probably arguments against it, I'm not really that familiar with all the pros and cons from the artists' perspective. Even just a song radio type option like Spotify has would be great, because I do find a fair bit of new music that way.

Also, in case people aren't aware, Spotify was sold to Epic games a few years ago, and they sold it on to a music licensing company who then laid off 16% of Bandcamp's employees. So I'm not sure how much longer it's going to be a good place for indie musicians.I guess we'll see though.

Elon Musk and a board of directors that are controlled by Elon Musk.

There's been some discussion over the years that Tesla never seriously tried to make the battery swap work, that they did it to claim subsidies from California which they subsequently never returned to the taxpayers.

Oh, yeah I think you're right. I think I might've changed it at some point.

Just checked and it's under system > gestures > press and hold power button

Here's some of their other tunes. They really have something for everyone:

• I Like Your Old Stuff Better Than Your New Stuff
• Answering Machine
• Everyday Formula
• Don't Go 2 Sleep
• Blubber Boy
• ! (The Song Formerly Known As)
• Super Straight
• Kong Foo Sing
• Just Another Beautiful Story

I also have a pixel 6 and holding down power also works, though you have to wait a second. Power and volume up is instant.