I like the way packages are made. Such a simple and elegant system

It seems gay fascists, open or otherwise, is a level of idiocy even above that of non gay ones, judging by the outcome of the dude in the Wikipedia article you linked to

Blatant disregard for rules?

This is just to distract you from him being a pedo

The is the first time I’ve ever heard someone accusing grub of „just working“

I’ve never played it. I guess it got popular before ingot back into gaming, and i had some backlog from humble bundle games when they concentrated on Linux games

One of the older, but still usable password hash uses only 72 characters iirc.

Trees don’t look cool

You take that back!

Slackware gang!!!

As an outside viewer, the Democrats seem like the obvious better choice. The also obviously don’t care about you that much. From what I can tell, while their actions are not outright destructive towards you, they at least seem only superficially helpful.

And sure, that’s much better. I don’t think they care about you.

As a long, long, long time vi/vim/neovim user, zed is just a breath of fresh air. It’s feature first like neovim, but doesn’t suffer from them being half baked somehow

Generous

Isn’t this what the included gfig or whatever plugin is called?

Background backup works mostly ok. There are times where I need to go to the backup view for it to get going, but those are not that common. The performance is excellent so far

I host Immich, Jellyfin , readeef, and open-webui for myself. From those, Immich is definitely the unlikely hero of the bunch

In the US, why do you need to register in order to vote? Doesn’t the government already know who can and cannot vote?

Is Greece that bad politically?

Someone hasn’t used eclipse, I see

It comes from a book called cabin porn, which contains pictures of cabins

I recently switched to iOS, found out that the front end of my feed aggregator doesn’t work worth safari, but then found Unread, which I could use because they both support the fever api. It was quite a trip, but I’m now content