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Thank you!! I also recommend this review of it. For reference, on the space it takes up when folded, imagine the size of a PC case. Not as small as a Brompton, but pretty doable.
I recently got a Zizzo Liberté (US only?) and it's definitely met my expectations! Really quality for the price, too.
I'm new to using a bike to get around, and customer service really helped me figure out the basics of adjusting the bike. The bike gets me around the city quickly.
I've also enjoyed transporting the bike in cars where there otherwise wouldn't be space + bringing it inside places to prevent it getting stolen. I'm looking forward to bringing it on transit.
I recommend Shifter's video on folding bikes for the experience of having one.
Genuine question, what benefits do you mean? On the health side - since I went vegan + aiming for whole food plant-based, I've been the healthiest I've ever been. I wasn't even anticipating it, but I've lost a great amount of weight without trying and have more energy than ever. Definitely has cemented the switch as one of the best life decisions I've ever made.
I think the book How Not To Die by Dr. Michael Greger explains really well why. It discusses how animal-derived foods straight up are not good for you nutritionally. It also explains the health benefits of various plant-based foods in preventing different illnesses and supporting your immune system. I recommend it.
I've been able to run all those on Fedora KDE Wayland recently, maybe it's fixed now
I think id rather eat a brick than continue this discussion goodbye
Those, but also can't play some AAA games, use standard apps like Microsoft Excel, use a DAW besides bitwig, ardour, audacity
I didn't say Linux isn't better, I just said it's definitely not easy enough for the average person.
But either way, it being a better daily driver is specific to your workflow. What about gaming? Audio production work? Livestreaming? Office work with the standard applications? Nah, Windows is better for those at least because of the software availability. Be nuanced.
Me too. I think Linux still has way too many usability issues for it to be mainstream right now, as well.
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