In the 80s I learned logo. I was so young that “repeat” was the longest word I knew how to spell.

Sony has been this way forever. Back in the 90s all their discmans used proprietary power and audio connectors. In the 2000s they did memory sticks when everyone else was using sd cards.

I tried mint and it absolutely hated my Bluetooth mouse. Like moving it would cause it to disconnect and reconnect hundreds of times, each spawning a separate notification.

That doesn’t prevent you from forking it.

Literally no one is stopping you

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Elon hired a bunch of SBFs who play video games at work and claim they’re geniuses.

Everything Elon has ever said could be a top post in r/iamverysmart or r/confidentlyincorrect

So you admit it’s not useless on the desktop of you actually code locally.

I use popOS and never had a problem with snaps. They’re not nearly as bad as flatpak. I avoid those like the plague.

If you know gdb, you know lldb… it’s pretty much a drop-in replacement.

Gdb doesn’t support arm macs. I’ve switched to lldb.

Vscode has helix bindings.

Speed of editing is rarely a bottleneck when editing code

It’s not just that though, its moving around your code. Being able to jump between matching brackets, follow references etc. it’s just quicker and easier with a modal editor.

I switched to helix last year after over twenty years of vim. I really like helix, but it did take some getting used to. Using multiple cursors instead of repeated commands etc

But an inexperienced kid is gonna act like an inexperienced kid

Let’s give him access to government payroll!

Only java developers can accept how slow gradle is.

This is actually the first time I understood merge sort to the point that I could write an implementation from scratch.

The quickest way to fix Wayland is to get more people using it.

There are several linux systems that don’t use GNU. Android for one. Alpine (everyone’s favorite docker image) for two. ChromeOS for three.