I just don’t have time to invest in learning a new operating system.
That’s fair. I got turned on to Linux in college so this is how I feel when confronted with Windows or Mac devices. I just get so frustrated every time I try, and it doesn’t seem like the end result is worth it if I can just stick with what works and not have to worry about some random update radically and inexorably altering how my computer works.
Really liking what I’m seeing coming out of Mozilla/FF lately
Welp, can’t argue with that
I’ve not heard of this setting so idk. But to not-answer your question, I just make a new account. It doesn’t take long before you’re subbed to all the same things, etc
Another great reason to use a custom, constantly shifting keyboard layout
In my personal experience, yes. There are so many jobs that exist around the Linux ecosystem, being comfortable with concepts like piping, file permissions, scripting, git, etc, will invariably give you a leg up.
Lol been there, and with the -R too
I loved this cheeky comeback.
Why not reinvent the wheel? I’ve already learned a great deal in just starting this project, and I’m excited to learn a great deal more.
Your energy is infectious! I’ll be eagerly following this project
I like the sense of suspense. Leave l leaves sometimes critical information to the last second!
I don’t think it’s really changed in that time. I just leave and receive little back and forth comments on what mutual follows and me are reading, thinking about reading. It’s got like a more pen pal cadence in that way.
Anyway, I like that. I come to lemmy or masto for the faster, general back and forths
I can see it. Didn’t really think about it since I already have a bottomless TBR pile based on personal recommendations, or curiosity, than I can possibly ever read.
Asking on Mastodon with the #books tag would probably yield some good results. Lots of chatty folks follow that tag :)
Yeah, good way to track books without having to be part of Amazon’s pipeline.
Though tbh I track most of my book slash other media impressions in a paper notebook. I just like how it feels.
Yo book wyrm is so chill, I love it. I maybe check it once a week, but always enjoy it.
What I like about the fedi is I don’t care if it’s a “success” in the same sense that the closed social media sites have to be. It’s not like this project has quarterly profit targets to hit or else it’ll have to enremovedtify or else the investors pull out and we’re all screwed because there’s no more app.fediverse.com monolith or whatever.
Nah it’s just us doing our thing and enjoying ourselves. The activity around here already reached a critical mass a while ago, to the point that there’s more content than I could hope to enjoy, so anything from here is vegan gravy.
Look at the baby over here. I remember 33… Actually not really.
There’s no such thing as perfect software.
This was a huge learning in my journey. Realising that every technical decision is a matter of tradeoffs - that there is no perfect pattern/framework/library/implementation/architecture/whatever.
Once the obviously bad choices have been eliminated.
Heck yeah I’m ready
That just sounds like forums. Sounds kind of nice
It’s like if Aperture Science designed a Dalek