@pavot I'm interested to know your impressions on Dendrite. Specifically feature implementation status and resources usage. 😀

@kylebronsdon @torbuntu @geekgonecrazy @amolith
JMP.chat has been on my radar for a while, just to test it out. I'd be hesitant to make it my main phone number as they don't support emergency services.

@jlamothe I'm sorry for you. It took me 19 years (!) to find a job that makes me happy, that has meaning, and that does not impose artificial and unnecessary stress. Not everything is perfect (there is no such thing) but I've been there 11 years now, and I still have no reason to look somewhere else. We've also been told this week that we would get a nice raise. It's great not to have to fight for these things.

Whatever you decide, good luck!

@PINE64 posted yesterday the results about the community poll. Lots of interesting data, but the most interesting one IMHO was this:

> A total of 3079 respondents took part in the poll – which amounts to less than 5% of all PinePhone owners.

This means that over 61,500 Pinephones were sold in 2 years. That's an impressive number. It shows that a lot of people are interested in a FOSS alternative to Android and iPhones and were willing to take the plunge despite it not being fully ready.

@dansup @Mastodon
I'm really surprised, if I'not mistaken, years ago gargron flatly refused to implement groups.

@alexandra
"...they were not as effective as deterrent as nuclear weapons had been from the second half of the 20th century to the early 21st. This did not prevent the most advanced countries to add them to their arsenal, with no measurable effect on the conflicts.

Then, North Korea developed its own, and things were dicey for a while."

@mike the world is watching, Australia - and we're finding you wanting.

Give the boot to that a-hole. 😈