Laser on Nostr: My wife was in software, like myself, before we married. Took a lot of courage on her ...
My wife was in software, like myself, before we married. Took a lot of courage on her part and leadership on mine to retire her into family life.
She's held onto her MacBook Pro as a remnant of her career. Well time flies and now it's 7 years old. We're moving her to the latest MacBook Air; better in every way but also symbolically letting go of the part of her that wants to remain connected with "pro".
From a #SovereignStack perspective, we've already moved all our albums to Ente and mail/drive/calendar to Proton.
Fewer and fewer reasons for her not to eventually join me on GrapheneOS. I don't think she'll even be getting a new laptop/desktop computer in 2030 at all; maybe a tablet, but I doubt it.
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