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  • Both camps are right!

    Cheap bikes just don't ride nowhere as nicely nor do they last as expensive bikes do.

    BUT! The worst thing about owning an expensive bike is owning an expensive bike.

    It's a thief magnet and source of envy of other riders.

    You really need to find a sweet spot between a quality bike and being able to leave it locked in the city without having pangs of anxiety of it being stolen.

  • Are more portable tbh. (Especially on the train)

  • I've heard that Krita is an amazing drawing software.

    What are your experiences with it?

  • Wow really cool. I really like the art style.

    What software did you use?

  • Really cool work! It reminds me a lot of The Incal

  • Ask Lemmy @lemmy.world

    Books to read for a beginner atheist

  • Oh wow this is really cool! I love it!

  • Wow it's a real beauty

  • MIne was from 2007. So not as old as yours. Yes, there are many things connected to it, but you can't imagine what a feeling of relief that is.

  • I switched to Proton too

  • That's not what I meant by removable battery 😉

  • In my case the main reason is... removable battery.

    This fair thing sounds like a gimmick to me too

  • I'm in a very similar situation like you are. I too have started to be annoyed with the Big Tech products and the Internet in general.

    I have switched to Lemmy, shut down my gmail account and opened a Proton Mail, and switched from using Google search engine to Qwant.

    I too have switched to Linux Mint, and I'm loving it. TBH my IT colleauges talked me into buying refurbished Thinkpad laptop and told me to install Linux Mint. Boy am I glad I did that.

    The next step for me is switching to Fairphone :D