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Declining? It might look like that if you expect nonstop continuous growth, but Lenovo has been stable and has held onto its 25% market share for the past five years.
That site might ask you to login, so here's a screenshot.
I'm posting from Kbin, not sure if the image will embed, so here's a backup in case the embed is borked: https://i.imgur.com/vL23xe4.png
Odd, I don't even see anything indicating you tried to embed.
Here's the markup for lemmy embed ʼʼ
Huh, I think this might be one of those unique Kbin things. We have an image upload feature that treats it sorta like an attachment; it doesn't embed the image in the comment, rather it appends the image at the end of the comment.
This is what it looks like over here
kbin mobile pwa screenshot
Thx for the markup tip!
Oh interesting. Yeah, we don't have that here.