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The era of technological modularity is upon us

No more locked designs & paternalistic custodians

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NFTs since 1998.

Bitcoin since 1985.

Your second favorite artist's second favorite artist.

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Anything you haven't loved about it? Are you running Windows or Linux?

My only complaint is the battery life isn't great, but that doesn't really matter to me because I usually plug it in wherever I use it. Other than that it's great. Being able to swap out different io ports is something that every laptop should have. I run Ubuntu on it.

What's yours like? I've had it for about 18 months. I get about 6-7 hours on moderate usage (a lot of Chrome-based stuff), 8-10 hours if I'm more minimal (mainly terminal-based stuff, nvim, etc).

Running on NixOS.

Current status after doing some writing in Chrome+Obsidian for about an hour:

Trivial to replace the battery (I plan to in a few years) but there's only so much space available, so there's no easy options for increased density/capacity yet. Probably someday.

can't you have a better battery? it's supposed to be modular so you can change it to whatever, no?