You're much more likely to just restart than to shutdown and need to hit the power button. I don't think I've shutdown my MacBook since I turned it on, or my Linux box either. IMO unless there's a power outage you'll never need to hit that button. Still dumb though but i can't imagine this as a deal breaker.

$599 for this thing is an insane deal.

That book was written by a socialist.

Lemmy is just too small so it doesn't attract the same hard core crowd that it did on reddit. Lemmy also promotes controversial comments by default.

In a well made apartment building you cant hear anything from your neighbors.

There are way too many answers after you finish this quiz. You should recommend, at most, three options after the quiz. This doesn't help narrow down your options much at all.

Have you used Java before? It's not a big leap from Java to C#, most of the concepts are the same. At least C# is a memory safe language, although I'm not sure if you're unfamiliar with the code base and languages if it really makes a difference which language you use here. Hopefully your coworkers can help hold your hand a bit here, this situation sucks.

No, its the steam app that runs on Chromium.

seriously，who has time to use a ping pong table at work? It's like a decoration to remind you you're not having fun.

Part of this may just be that Lemmy does not stream video through the app right? Also most Lemmy servers force very small image sizes.

Even Toyota is doing this now. They locked features like the digital tire pressure gauge behind a paywall on their app.

It's hard to play Fallout 3 when New Vegas is so similar and so much better.

I don't think UX will be that big of a problem, in the past the unofficial reddit apps were all better than the official one. Major companies design by committee and the UX is meant too maximize profit and engagement statistics for advertising, rather than be "good". A lot of open source UIs are better than their paid counterparts. I think PopOS is far nicer than windows 11.