ColeSloth
As more of anything is out there, more will be for sale used, but how badly will anyone want them? They degrade over time and installing is a huge cost. How much are you willing to pay for mismatched used solar panels from a 15 year old system?
Seems like it's a you/your specific phone problem. Everyone else says it runs well. I have like 130 saved entries on mine and no lag.
Had it for a few years now on my samsung N20U and I've never had any sort of issues.
What? Don't be ridiculous. Of course you should still try to improve the situation. That's like saying trucks that get 7MPG are bad for the environment but don't bother making trucks that get 20MPG because it still runs on fossil fuels.
Not what I heard from an Irishman....
But jokes in poor taste aside, yeah. I'd have to agree. A lot of grains can also do really well, but potatoes are hearty, have a lot of what you need to live, and require no attraction work to make into food after you dig them out of the ground. Onions would also be high on the list, but aren't as viable for keeping you alive as long when eating them, nutritionally.
"Bethesda has garnered a bit of a reputation for releasing games with loads of bugs in them,"
A bit? Lolololol
I have like 15 years left on a 30 year fixed rate. I'd like to move closer to where I work, but I don't want another 30 year loan and a 15 year would currently be a much higher interest rate, so I'm stuck with my house until it's close to being paid off. Doesn't really matter what homes are costing when you have to buy another after selling. Expensive houses only help people who own multiple homes and aren't replacing what they sell.
That's why I carry a pocket knife. I don't stab people, but I have it in case someone else would like to.
Gotta make the transitional learning curve almost 0.
Namely give people a solid app to use (I use Thunder, which is a near clone to the reddit apk called relay for reddit) and implement a way to set up a screen name easier than having to "mysteriously track down some strange thing called an instance" and create your name there and then going and finding the apk to use and logging in under your instance and screen name and password.
It's a turn off to how easy literally everything else on the internet is to set up. We need an apk that has a "new to lemmy" walk-through that explains how to navigate and sets you up with a login and instance. An apk with a 5 minute set up tutorial to get you started up and using lemmy would go a long ways in people coming and staying.