I’m a Reddit blackout leaver, never going back. Ever.

You mean WhatsCrap?

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Not too bad!

I use Spotify but only because I get it for free. If I didn’t I would use YouTube Music which is included in my YT premium subscription

Yes. Proper use of touch typing uses both shift keys. That’s how I type.

Same! One account per service!

I think ~30 is the golden age. It’s a good middle ground.

In Sweden each parent get 240 days of parental leave, per kid. I love our parental leave system. I’m very fortunate to be able to spend all that time with my son!

I typically go for a run. The good thing is that you can control the intensity by increasing/decreasing your speed.

Only have 15 minutes? Run relativity quick and you more than likely be in heart rate zone 4.

I think you just experienced physics first hand!

I only sort by new for my subscribed feeds. I feel it works really well there. I rarely go so all or anything like that. Too much unwanted stuff for me personally.

The EU keeps big companies from taking advantage of their monopoly. Seems fair to me that the EU can step in and smack their fingers from time to time.

I updated my bios yesterday and my PC bricked unfortunately. Quite bummed this happened.

We already have this in Sweden. 10km in Sweden is 1 mil (Swedish mile).

When we sell/buy used cars and other types of vehicles we always count the mileage in Swedish miles.

Kilometers work but is just absurd when you start talking about 100k+ kms.

I’m sort of the same as you.

I took a 6 bootcamp, got a job straight away after as a full stack junior web developer.

Programming as a job was the single worst decision I make. I was working with languages and frameworks I don’t enjoy, I was building a product I don’t care about in the slightest.

It took me 1 year of full time web dev before I quit and went back to regular IT which isn’t the most fun thing, but it works for me. I’ve been doing it for over a decade so I can do it in my sleep, it’s easy money tbh. Programming for me is definitely more of a hobby than a job. Having it as a job really killed my love for it

Nowadays I only code in Python which I LOVE. I use my programming skills to automate work tasks, and I make small scripts here and there and it’s so much fun.

Solving small problems with scripts is just what I enjoy doing. I get to work on a project for a day or two. I can complete it fast then move on to something else.

Now I’m about transitioning into Data Engineering instead of Software Development.

People tend to dislike google because they collect a ton of data on you and you can’t ever be sure they aren’t selling it to other companies.

99% time on Lemmy, 1% on Reddit telling people to migrate to Lemmy.