I don't really have anything to compare it with since I have solely used Linux for years now. I guess I get maybe 4-5 hours on it during light web reading usage. Diablo 2 remastered brings it down to about 2 hours. In just doing the defaults, no tweaking of any power settings.
Not sure how this for removed, still getting used to the tools. I hope the community grows here. The subreddit took a long time to grow, but I am patient.
No need to apologize, made sure I was ready to track! That is great you plan to help build up the mental health community here. Based on my feet experience it takes time, schizoaffective on Reddit took a good year or so to get rolling. Don't be discouraged.
I am the founder of a mental health support subreddit, so I kinda permanently tied to Reddit to continue to provide support there. I did however make the same community on Lemmy. World, so shall see what the future holds. I will probably have to be active on both
I believe HP Sauce is House of Parliament.
We did by giving them billions and billions of consumer dollars.
I don't really have anything to compare it with since I have solely used Linux for years now. I guess I get maybe 4-5 hours on it during light web reading usage. Diablo 2 remastered brings it down to about 2 hours. In just doing the defaults, no tweaking of any power settings.
Gentoo on my desktop, and Fedora on my laptop.
Not sure how this for removed, still getting used to the tools. I hope the community grows here. The subreddit took a long time to grow, but I am patient.
No need to apologize, made sure I was ready to track! That is great you plan to help build up the mental health community here. Based on my feet experience it takes time, schizoaffective on Reddit took a good year or so to get rolling. Don't be discouraged.
Anyone can join, just other conditions are not the focus of the community. Discussion of them isn't forbidden or anything though.
I have also made a kbin.social magazine for those who would rather use kbin, I will maintain all three.
I am the founder of a mental health support subreddit, so I kinda permanently tied to Reddit to continue to provide support there. I did however make the same community on Lemmy. World, so shall see what the future holds. I will probably have to be active on both