Not usually. Only if I have too much crap on my desk and it catches on something, but that’s easy to fix.

I do. Don’t really need a wireless mouse on my desktop PC. It’s not going anywhere :)

We all know companies are pushing for a return to offices but I expected more pushback from employees.
Luckily I have it in my contract that I am a remote worker and the company doesn’t even have an office in my city, so I’m safe, but still I’d like to see wfh become the new normal.

Would be great if it would actually be usable.

From what I’ve read from people owning it it’s unfit for any purpose at the moment and very few people actually use it as their main phone.

Pine64’s model of “we build the hardware, the community builds the software” doesn’t seem to be working very well unfortunately.

I wanted to get a Fairphone 4 until I saw I saw it didn’t have a headphone jack. Made me think all their “sustainable” mottos are just marketing.

Purism with their Librem phones took people’s money and didn’t send them the product so I didn’t want to chance it or support a company that does that.

So in the end I got a Pixel 7 instead and put Graphene OS on it. Not particularly happy but didn’t seem like there was a better choice.

Recently found out from a Louis Rossman video that the lead dev of Graphene has some mental health issues that don’t make him a very trustworthy individual. Supposedly he stepped down but he’s probably still contributing code.

Tl;dr: phones = bad

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Good read. I also liked his recent interview with Adam Conover, came at just the right time with this wave of everything getting shitty.

I’m also in the “let them burn” camp, hoping that’s gonna bring more people to open source platforms like lemmy/mastodon/etc.