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Sea of Stars is one of my all time favourite game. I love nearly every aspect of the game.

But I can understand that some aspects of it can aim a specific type of players

Zen is my favourite software currently. It blows away the competition for me.

The US system doesn’t really have an equivalent. The PM missions are kinda a partial mix of the missions of the US president and the White House Chief of Staff.

Buying second hand google phones still profits to Google indirectly, since it allows people who buy them new to resell them easily (and thus encourages them to buy new pixels).

They do, at least for the FP3

I like this new version. I won’t be buying it since my FP3 is still working great, but I’ll recommend people around me needing a new phone to look into it.

I don’t use any mainstream social media, but I don’t see how that is hardcore? I simply socialize in real life when I need it. And I feel like people mainly really use social media to entertain themselves.

I’m replaying Sea Of Stars. It’s an incredible game, and since it got a new free DLC, I thought it would be a great time to do a new playthrough.

The shampoo does have a small scent:

Its sensory formula, with the delicious, natural scent of oat milk and its creamy foam, is just as effective as a liquid shampoo.

I don’t have long hair, but I find that it behaves like a liquid shampoo. But I can’t say how it would exactly work on long hair.

En tout cas, j’en suis très content :)

No, it’s this one (the site exists in English if needed). What you linked is the conditioner.

And yes, you use it like soap, but directly on your hair. It very quickly produces “soap bubbles”.

I’ve not used liquid shampoo for about 3 years now.

I only use solid shampoo, which currently is the one from Fer à Cheval.

If they are really testing things like that, it’s quite worrying that they did it on the production server…

I really like the idea of having to be subscribed to a community in order to be able to vote. It would encourage people to use the correct tools (subscribe/block) if they like or don’t like a community itself.

jlai.lu is basically reddit (as “read it”) but written in French

Close to my home, there is a crossing without traffic lights next to the bus stop I get off at. I can’t count the number of times a car, or even more frequently a motorbike, coming from the right (which means I am in the middle of the crossing) sped up in order to be able to go through in front of me. And of course, most of the time they end up having to hard break in order to not run me over, and they still manage to complain (and most of the time while honking) that I am crossing at a crossing.

I really enjoy using Zen. It’s pretty, has plenty of neat features that don’t require extensions, and the development is very active. The software is not yet mature, so it frequently changes behaviours and how things look, so new users need to be aware of that.

I did try Floorp a few months ago, but I didn’t like it as much. It felt like using regular Firefox with a few tweaks.

I don’t think the lemmy interface tells you the number of active users for in instance

I think what you see on the main page (at the bottom right, just below the instance description/rules) is the instance’s specific stats.

I heard about it, but the issue I usually have with other layouts is that I find myself looking for “infrequent” symbols a lot. Maybe this one would be easier to get used to than other layouts such as Bépo since, as you said, it is relatively compatible with regular AZERTY.