Yes, using it since I the purchase, while the similar functionality is implemented in macOS itself, it never worked out for me even after months as I wanted, so I configured AlDente and here is the look at my battery health after more than a year of daily use.

All in all this is what I do:

1. I never keep the battery at 100% for prolonged periods of time. (days, weeks)
2. When docked, I keep the battery at around 70%.
3. Once every 2-3 weeks I discharge the battery to approx. 20%, charge fully and keep it as is for at least an hour, then discharge to approx. 70-80%.

Well, I kinda expected how it is going to end, but I do not judge, so far I am very pleased with much more civil community here and I am planning to stick around.

While I may not contribute much content-wise, I am hoping to contribute code-wise in the near future as I am actively pursuing Rust for last year. So for me personally, it is a win-win.

The only thing that worries me a bit is the future, as server time is not free and considering the community will grow, I am not certain the donation model will be enough to pay for it.

Wow that’s something! I have Asics Gel Kayano with more than 700 km - not sure I should get new ones, but my knees are fine and I don’t feel any discomfort when running. I’m approx 75 kg.

Nine and half year of content gone, account deleted as well. I would say it is crucial to delete the content as well, since it is the content which they need to profit.

For those still deciding, this could help https://github.com/j0be/PowerDeleteSuite to make the process faster.

UX wise its okay, content wise, we are getting there. I am also happy its written in Rust, I am keen to contribute to the project in the future.

I am in a transition period where I still keep Apollo installed, and trying to find enough communities here in order to be somewhat ready for the July 🙈

I have deleted nearly 10 years worth of content and account already. Those leaving should do the same.