Sports but not specifically walking, I use FitNotes. I mostly use it to track my weightlifting progress but it does have the ability to track time so I do track my cardio on the same app.

It has Google Drive backups too which is nice

https://nom.mom/comment/1802749 going from this comment, it looks like it should be a fairly simple addition, similar to the Insert Link button when writing a comment.

So it's just an exclamation point, open and close square brackets, then a URL in regular brackets and Lemmy handles the rest? That sounds like it should be easy enough to implement, similar to the "Insert Link" button.

Galaxy Fold 3, incredible phone, Dex is fantastic, brilliant for viewing things on larger screens so it's much easier to view.

Battery life is atrocious though, I charge it 3 times a day

My first choice would be a Framework, second choice System76.

Also works with Amazon and the free games you get with Prime

Yes, I'm from the UK so pretty much everyone here can even if they own an automatic. It's not seen as a big deal here, it's just normal.

I prefer manuals, I won't be buying an automatic until my leg falls off.

I moved from Ubuntu to Pop!_OS.

It feels miles ahead, it feels so clean and polished and looks great, flatpaks enabled instead of snap. Go Pop

I email ePubs to my kindle, I'm told Amazon automatically converts them, I've had 0 issues.

But calibre can convert them anyway.

My car tax (VED) is £20 a year, Vs £0 on electric. Fuel and the extra £20 tax a year doesn't equate to the cost of an EV just yet.

EVs are definitely still a luxury, poor people aren't going round with EVs.

I have a Ryobi one, technically seperate battery but it's so good it's worth it.

Attach, set the PSI I want, hit go, it stops on its own, no awkwardly crouching down holding a button or keeping my eye on a dial that wobbles a lot.

Same, I run AdGuard Home. No ads for me.