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  • Do you guys just have flawless experiences or what?

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  • I think machine compatibility plays a huge role, some machines do mostly 'just work' while others are a pain. It also definitely requires some tinkering, though mostly on setup or on the first week or two in my experience.

    Also, ymmv and a lot of people swear by them but I've never had good luck with Ubuntu based distro, they've always been super buggy with hard to track fixes for me. I like fedora a lot better and it similarly has decent (though not nearly as extensive) community support for weird bugs, but I know people swear by many things.

  • Framework is teasing a ‘big’ update for August 26th — could it be Framework 16?

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  • Yeah, I've had one hardware glitch that support sent me a detailed video how to fix by resetting the mainboard within a few hours of writing them, fixed it within 10 minutes. Other than that any issues I've had are linux-funkiness, like odd sound profiles on the speakers that I could fix myself, and have been gradually taken care of through updates along the way.

  • California moves to dismantle GOP map — and Trump’s grip

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  • While true we're also in the 'do literally anything you can to stop or stall the fascists"' stage and this denies a greater Republican controlled house

  • N.C. Has Allowed a Likely Carcinogen Into Three Rivers Serving 900,000 People - Inside Climate News

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  • It depends heavily on the area, with the rural mountains and coast distorting the average. But in a city in the central Piedmont (where most people are moving) $3k for a 3 bed 2+ bath is probably a good median. However, our schools are in the bottom third of the country, our waterways are routinely contaminated as in this article, and our public transit basically doesn't exist outside of very small areas of downtowns. Ohio has better public libraries, schools, and arts institutions, and was way cheaper to live in, though maybe they have higher property tax rate there even if the absolute value of a similar home is less. NJ does have wicked taxes, but you also have some of the best schools and pretty good infrastructure, so I'd take it.

  • N.C. Has Allowed a Likely Carcinogen Into Three Rivers Serving 900,000 People - Inside Climate News

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  • Taxes aren't even that low here for how badly public services fail.