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Cake day: June 18th, 2023

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  • You are correct, but on the other hand it doesn’t hurt to make the average person aware of alternatives.

    Can be especially effective when the person buys a new PC and needs to do all the stuff you mention anyway. Yes, it is still a new OS, but honestly, it’s not that different - especially if the person remembers older Windows versions, it might just feel like going to familiar places (I know this is something my wife would really apreciate as she hates the constant changes of how things look). Obviously depends on distro, only have experience with Mint.

    I’m saying this from a position of a resonably tech savvy, but not your average tech nerd (at least knowledge wise lol). Sure there are differences under hood but I don’t think the average user would really notice them that much.





  • illi@lemm.eetoDogs@lemmy.worldChew toys for extreme chewers
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    1 month ago

    Seconding antlers which someone mentioned, great for chewing. Otherwise it’s mostly various plastic toys unfortunately. Rope toys are nice as well, because we got more mileage from them. Once he chewed through them, he ended up with two smaller toys which usually survived a bit longer though.

    Stuffed toys are useless, lobotomied in minutes. Which is a shame because second dog would enjoy having them :(







  • Don’t know about cats, but can answer from dog perspective - I imagine it might apply to cats as well. And this is a completely utilitarian answer: food alergies. Animals can have them.

    We have a dog who is alergic to most if not all most common meat proteins - chicken, pork, beef, fish… didn’t test all but you (and we) get the picture. Luckily, there are less common meat proteins (venison as one example) which he accepts just fine - but there was a distinct possibility he would not. So we would be faced with two options - buy him super expensive, ultra processed analergic food, or go for vegan options. If faced with this decision, I’d opt for option B for sure.

    I know cats are seen as true carnivores and dogs are omnivores, but I think it applies to your question