I have never experienced any of this. Sounds like a skill issue.

The new Outlook (essentially Outlook on the web wrapped in an app framework) is very good indeed. I use it to aggregate my works 365 calendar with my multiple Google and Apple accounts.

Not a HR professional or recruiter (I work in IT), but I know my company uses a third party background checking service for this kind of thing.

https://www.theblindboypodcast.ie

Hosted by Blindboyboatclub, who is an artist and author. An eclectic podcast containing short fiction, interviews and comedy.

Scrolled way to far to find my absolute favourite drink. +1

Also top. Started with MacOS but have carried this through to Windows much to the annoyance of my fellow Windows using coworkers.

Did the same. Three story townhouse. To run Cat6 from top to bottom I went out, round the side of the house, up the wall, and back in.

The effort of achieving this in the average UK house is so much more than what I am guessing is OPs American house.

Crawlspaces don’t exist and we replaced sheetrock for double skinned solid brick walls.

Came to say this. Breakfast Club released in 1985.

I am a 53 year old gen X born in the 60’s. This film is of my generation’s culture, not someone born in the 90’s.

Been using it for over a year and it has been bulletproof. The price wasn’t an issue, I was given it as a gift.

I have a R0DE NT-USB and am extremely happy with it.

https://rode.com/en/microphones/usb/nt-usb

It comes with a desk stand and pop filter. I have it mounted on a £40 Amazon mic arm.

My choice of app is entirely based on what the contact uses.

Most of my family are on iOS so we use native iMessage and FaceTime.

I have a small group of friends that almost exclusively use discord.

Older non-iOS friends tend to use WhatsApp, younger ones Telegram.

I think it impossible to say if something like Lemmy and federated social media is going to replace Reddit, but it’s interesting participating in a potential shift and watching the evolution of how the internet organises itself.

I’m also quite shitfaced.

I can identify at least four of those icons.

I genuinely couldn’t get on with it for some reason.

On mobile I think it’s hard to beat Memmy.

It’s the desktop experience that I think is lacking.

I’m not trying to replicate the look of Reddit. In fact I think that was shittier on desktop and used it exclusively on my phone.

Alexandrite.app looks interesting though. Thanks.

I saw this, and it’s a decent paint job on the existing UI but I can help thinking how much I would like a dedicated client on windows.

I wasn’t necessarily looking for a Reddit clone. I am being spoiled by Memmy and want the same kind of customisable control on my PC.

Here we go.

I use edge exclusively on Windows and have zero issues

Someone needs to start a male fashion advice community and get them all over here then.