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Framework proved repairable laptops can work, but almost nobody is willing to buy one
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this post was submitted on 08 Jul 2026
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I'm increasingly comfortable being in n the almost nobody category. You should be too, after all almost nobody uses Lemmy.
It's nice here.
Makes me think how much I wanted to play mutliplayer games as a kid. I always played single because all my games were err, yknow.
Then I got to play MP little by little only to realize I hate everyone. Teammates in shooters are almost always idiots. People raid me in online RPG's because I dare not log in at 7 AM daily. My friends are impatient as fuck playing open world games like Minecraft, it always ends in 2 weeks. Nobody can agree what game to play. They tell me how they argued and broke up with their so and so as I'm fighting for my life in the trenches of battlefield 1, like I give a damn.
Now I play by myself in that little "almost nobody" and I'm happier than I ever was in multiplayer...