I guess I will let you know if I need customer service. :)

I have the oneplus 13, it truly is a two day phone battery wise. I actually forgot to charge it over night once and I didnt even notice it until it was at 20% battery the evening after and I got an alert about it.

Depends on your setup. If you use a 4k screen with fractional scaling in Gnome, Pycharm and all Jetbrain editors have blurry text and run under xwayland.

But vs code works fine, also zed and many others.

I would check out Pop OS instead of mint. But you can easily boot both of them from usb stick and look around and get a feeling before you choose.

I moved to Plasma… And I still dont think those rounded buttons looks good in 2025.

Meh. These stats are so flawed. Its like 5 servers having most of the users.

Its like pretending we have this amazing distributed network when its actually extreamly centralized.

But im happy Lemmy is growing, its good.

I guess I need to check it out again. If that is true, its amazing.

I dont know. Not sure what can be improved, because that site keeps sending the majority of users to the large instances. Its against everything the fediverse was supposed to be. Decentralized. Not 5 instances having all users.

But whatever. Im happy on my smaller instance. :)

I don’t know either and it’s annoying how they can sell mobile phones that may be harmful to our eyes. It’s not only xiaomi either, it’s almost all manufacturers.

PWM at 120hz.

The frequency of 120 Hz is very low, so the flickering may cause eyestrain and headaches after extended use.

Yeah manufacturers also list brightness as the highest possible brightness for a single pixel, not the real value of the screen.

As usual, you have to take manufacturers data with a bathtub of salt.

PWM at 120 Hz, good luck with your eyes…

I know not everyone is sensitive to it but for the ones who are, it’s a major problem. Pain in eyes, headaches, blurry vision, and probably does real damage to the eyes.