Over about a decade: Win7 -> Mint -> Manjaro -> Mint -> Endeavour

Eyeing Nix atm, looks cute, might hop later

You mean Audacious, right?

zOMG!!

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emacs-everywhere with a nicely crafted flyspell config? ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

Some commenter asked why they were using Brave. I saved it to check out the answer later, because I was curious, but now I’ll never know :(

No chocs? :o

The year is 2026. The system requirements for Windows 12, shutting out 98% of the all current PCs in use, are set in place to manage Windows 12’s multiple new Outlook versions.

Yes. But on the other hand, so is meth.

Haha yeah it was the only way I could make sense of it…

First function is a sinus curve, commonly written sin().

Second function is a cubic (square) polynomial.

Joke:

Everyone else’s life: Sin.

My life: Square.

Lol. It does look great for carpal tunnel/RSI. I’d definitely buy it if it didn’t have such a 'murica gamer kiddo vibe.

It’s the right side up tho :p

Catch 22: give ChatGPT your data, then try to delete your ChatGPT account using ChatGPT

Yeah, I do agree. It just bothers me that they’re trying to pass off emulating a Linux installation (under Windows hypervision) as “installing” and refer to a true install as “bare metal”, as if your Windows installation isn’t. But it does give new users a chance to try it out.

Ugh, I hate this. At a time when many are searching the internet for guides, they’re injecting the search results with “It’s better if you keep Windows. But if you really, really want to, you can go through the COMPLICATED process of installing Linux BARE METAL 😱”

“Did you get the reference? Do you need a pointer?”

Well it’s really noob friendly. The introductory courses in programming all tell you to use it and it takes some time and experience to find alternative editors that 1. you like better, and 2. won’t confuse you more than the course itself does.

I used to use VSCodium and the Vim extension. Then I downloaded Neovim and started configuring it, but I was never really satisfied with the config. Then I found Doom Emacs. It was pretty much the thing I tried turning Neovim into.

But I wouldn’t recommend Doom Emacs to a first-year student that is still learning the fundamentals.

Edit: typos