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beeng, in Would you say enthusiast grade or business grade products are better quality?

I’d much rather a business grade laptop than a gamer laptop.

Gamer laptop will break in 2 years, business thinkpad will be still going after 10, minimum.

LongPigFlavor, (edited )

I’m never getting another HP Omen laptop, custom builds are the way to go. Digital Storm, System 76, AVA Direct, Falcon Northwest, and Maingear offer a variety of custom build options for laptops, desktops, and all-in-ones(AVA Direct).

beeng,

Are these known to last the test of time and are rugged? From what I’ve seen, the build quality of those mentioned are not quite there. Of that list, which would you say has best quality, fit and finish?

LongPigFlavor,

Sorry for the confusion on the first response. I mixed up different posts. From the list, I’d say Digital Storm, Falcon Northwest, and System 76 offer the best build quality, fit, and finish.

dotslashme, in Do you interact more in Lemmy?

Absolutely! Less trolls, real people with real opinions make for a far more interesting community to be a part of.

agent_flounder,
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And less people make it feel more comfy.

I was on Reddit yesterday to remind myself how bad it was. There’s no way I’m reading hundreds of comments especially when most are inane or insane or toxic.

Here, the comment quality is far better (higher signal to noise ratio so to say). And I finally recognize usernames that show up regularly. I feel most folks are commenting in good faith so I’m not constantly on alert looking for right-wing propaganda bots (or trolls or whatever they are). It’s all so much more relaxed and cordial. Hopefully we can keep it that way for a good long while.

I am interacting about the same amount but I am trying to comment with a little more thought and substance though it doesn’t always work out that way.

VicentAdultman,

Agreed about the less people makes it more comfy. The whole instance is your community too, I guess being able to choose what you want from a instance makes everyone more comfortable. You don’t get overflown with people with different objectives when it comes to browsing Lemmy.

glimse, in Does noone train their dogs anymore?

Most people don’t train their dogs but it’s not a new trend. I’d wager that the last time you could rightly say “most people train their dogs” was in the first couple decades of domestication

JoeKrogan, in Do you interact more in Lemmy?
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Yes. I dont feel comfortable contributing to closed corporate ecosystems.

triptrapper, in Do you interact more in Lemmy?

Yes, definitely. I’m more willing to share my honest opinion. For me, the fear of downvotes was real. I also sorted Reddit posts by Hot, and I rarely felt motivated to connect on a post that already had 1000 comments.

VicentAdultman,

Keeping up with all the comments and the fear of being repetitive made it impossible indeed

PetteriSkaffari, in How is your part of the world doing?

How come nobody’s talking about climate change? This will be the biggest thing throughout the world in the coming century and beyond. No interest or what?

Everythingispenguins,

Well I couldn’t say for sure but would suggest that it is a hierarchy of problems. If you are having a hard time with the basics then no matter how real and dangerous an upcoming crisis is it doesn’t matter.

trash80, in Do you interact more in Lemmy?

Yes. Some communities are better than others though.

Dogyote, in Do you interact more in Lemmy?

Lemmy feels very different to me as well. People seem more mature, skeptical, genuinely left-leaning, interested in discussion, and the moderation isn’t totalitarian. Plus Reddit really seemed like it was controlled by moderators with an agenda. I’m not a flagrant asshole (I think), yet I was banned from a few subreddits for not following seemingly arbitrary rules. For example, I was banned from my city’s subreddit for making a post asking a question that wasn’t directly about the city, it was more about the state’s culture/history. I just wanted to know what my neighbors thought. Apparently someone decided that wasn’t what the subreddit was for.

trash80,

People seem more mature, skeptical, … interested in discussion, and the moderation isn’t totalitarian

I felt that way a couple of weeks ago. Right now, it seems that people are very quick to assume others are acting in bad faith.

yiliu,

People seem more mature, skeptical, genuinely left-leaning, interested in discussion, and the moderation isn’t totalitarian.

You’ve finally found the right echo chamber for you!

Kidding, kidding. But really, I don’t find people on Lemmy that much more mature or skeptical than Reddit, and I’ve had fewer productive discussions (though those have also been rare on Reddit for several years now). It’s definitely more left-leaning, though.

Moderation seems more friendly, though, I agree with that.

Dogyote,

You’ve finally found the right echo chamber for you!

It’s been a very, very long search, lol

agent_flounder,
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I also have found the discussions more mature, usually, even in some cases where the other person is to my right or left on the political spectrum (I am in the progressive / social democrat range). Of course there are always some that post in bad faith but it seems like the ratio of those to others is lower here, thankfully.

sqw, in What is a good scary/horror movie to watch this month?
@sqw@lemmy.sdf.org avatar

not too scary but thought id drop a recommendation for dellamorte dellamore

baruchin, in Do you interact more in Lemmy?
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Same thing happens to me.

Lifecoach5000, in Does noone train their dogs anymore?

One of my dogs has some crazy weird leash aggression. It’s not even aggressive “aggression” - she’s just an 80lb friendly beast that wants to meet other dogs and people, and she has no qualms about pulling you down if you’re not ready.

It’s a hell of a habit that I haven’t been able to get her to break. I am the guy that will cross the street with my dogs if you’re on the sidewalk coming my way - just to keep things stress free.

Mandy,

that is a very valid concern and i certainly dont have a problem with that, but i dont think thats the mayority tho

Drusas,

Same. My dogs have actually had a lot of training, but most people who see us in public certainly wouldn't think so.

xusontha, in Do you interact more in Lemmy?

Yes, definitely by a huge margin

Partially because I feel like people will actually notice, partially because I feel more a part of a community due to the smaller size and seeing the same people multiple times

Extrasvhx9he, in What is a good scary/horror movie to watch this month?

Host (2020) short and fun

GrammatonCleric, in What is a good scary/horror movie to watch this month?
@GrammatonCleric@lemmy.world avatar

Creepshow (1982), best horror movie ever

bakachu,

Creepshow (the 80s one) scared the bejesus out of me as a kid. I had an irrational fear of going to get anything out of our car at night for longer than I want to admit.

GrammatonCleric,
@GrammatonCleric@lemmy.world avatar

Sounds like you’re referring to “The Hitchhiker” from Creepshow 2

bakachu,

Oh right - that was the that did it

fubo, in What is a good scary/horror movie to watch this month?

Nope.

RGB3x3,

If you didn’t want to answer, you didn’t need to write a comment, jeez.

(Jk, Nope is a great one).

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