This shouldn’t be too hard to implement in Emacs.

There is a vim mode available in a lot of other applications though.

You can self-host libretranslate: https://libretranslate.com/

Install all the patches immediately.

Cars are bad for the environment, please download bicycles instead.

Yes, “VideoLAN Client” doesn’t sound like anything which might have network support.

What a horrible idea. Can you even use your terminal, when you are offline with this?

Mods used third party tools to help them with their unpaid work. These tools relied on access to the reddit api.

Then reddit charged ridiculous prices for api access, which would mean the apps would need money, so mods would need to pay to do their unpaid work or use the inferior reddit interface.

Given these choices, some mods decided to leave instead.

A short name for communities would be groups. I like to call the users fedizens, as it is not specific to one software.

Yes, using Emacs is more important than the OS.

I just tell everyone, that i can only help with Linux.

I think you got it right.

Indeed.

I used a pinephone for a week or so, but people got angry at me, because calling me was impossible. Apart from that it is a slow but very interesting device. Mine is broken now, because I somehow managed to fry the wifi chip. I used arch btw.

This is a fantastic video, a coworker was reminded of me immediately , when he watched it. 😂

Also: welcome and have fun participating with your new account. 🙂

Different people have different workflows. Documents is something I create using LaTeX and Emacs Org Mode. I have almost no use for things like word processors. I spend most of my day in a text editor and using windows would slow Emacs down. I don’t expect everyone to work like I do, so you should not assume that everyone uses word processors for their work. Libreoffice Writer is totally sufficient for the rare occurences in which I want to use one. I am the only Linux user at my workplace, all the others use Windows or MacOS and so far I have never used anything except Linux in my professional life. If you need specific features from word, excel or need to install Photoshop or games, I understand your need for a different operating system. My needs are different, I need a system which I can adapt to my wishes.

Make me use windows and I will write a similar blog post about me hating every second of it. But I don’t have to, so I won’t.

The part about dragging and dropping files like its the 90s, instead of just pushing to your git repo was funny.

Knowing that it originates from bcache probably helps to prevent this confusion.

• boot from a btrfs snapshot
• run docker without running a second kernel
• boot an older kernel, in case something fails
• run the system completely without a gui, to save video RAM for other tasks
• distro hopping
• use multiple desktop environments
• use your computer without a mouse
• create a directory named CON
• use old hardware painlessly
• have your system not spy on you without extra effort
• create weird stacks of software raid, volume manager, disk encryption and filesystems and then boot from it
• read the kernel developer mailing list and be hyped for new kernel features like bcachefs, which will hopefully come someday