No ligatures, and no ambiguity between O and 0, l and 1 and I, etc.

No serifs too, I guess. Although I don’t think that’s very common in coding fonts.

I use Kitty daily, and Calibre is excellent.

Excellent game, but I don’t remember it being funny. Maybe I need to replay it, its been so many years.

Whoa you weren’t kidding! It still chugs in our large project, and I have some Windows issues in my config to fix, but nvim itself runs well for me now!

Off topic but your username almost matches my current DnD character: Ranger Dangerfield, a level 6 Ranger.

Welcome, friend :).

I may try this. Thank you for the tip!

I want to use it on my work PC (Windows) but its so slow its basically unusable. So I use VS with a Vim plugin.

I love his music so much that I knew who this article was about before opening it. I regularly just listen to both games OSTs.

Loved Gobliiins

That I personally bought?

Pretty sure it was King’s Quest VIII: Mask of Eternity.

Sweet now do the whole company

I feel like that meme works here:

You: Don’t use Claude because it’s Electron.

Me: Don’t use Claude because it is AI related.

We are not the same.

Not quite as that its user-created and submitted.

But yeah lots of packages have a -bin counterpart that will install a lot quicker than compiling it for yourself.

One suggestion is to look for -bin versions of the packages you want. Those are precompiled and should install only marginally slower than a regular pacman package.

Linux aside, would it not benefit the world if people moved away from non-free software? To me, this is a good reason to encourage people to switch, not discourage them.

To be fair, I didn’t read the article…

But how would one open source an algorithm? Wouldn’t it be the implementation of an algorithm be what is open sourced?

I hate the overuse and frequent misunderstanding of this word.

Ah I forgot this one!

I also remember WON for half life and some related games.

Runs fine for me, no tweaks needed.

Another Crab’s Treasure?

Everything but 5 and 13. Guess I’ll go die, then.