the defaults seem to be all bots anyway

they would not fight so hard against it if it didnt!

better to start figuring out your workflow on linux now than waiting for shit to hit the fan and do it in a hurry.

the people calling the shots arent elected. thats true even in my country.

whats the best way to start?

on the internet everyone is just a wall of text to me. (pronouns: it/its)

nobody is convincing me assembly programming isnt magic

i dont want any politician to pay me lip service, or announce, or call for shit. no use if all candidates end up pushing the same neoliberal, genocidal agenda.

i don’t buy this “a lot vs a little” thing. its either genocide or its not. and if your voting system doesnt allow for an alternative, then its not a democracy anyway. sounds like a show to me.

i’m thankfully not participating in this election, but one would argue voting for any candidate that supports genocide is a vote in support for genocide.

freecad is great but nowhere near as easy and intuitive as sketchup, sadly

how is varlink better than dbus to justify that change?

for now we alawys have couple of weeks of cold per week, so theres that

some fan will decompile their entire game and spend a couple of thousand hours working on a fix. they will then sue him and make him pay damages for the rest of his life.

jrpgs in the winter got it

this aint funny though more like depressing

literally my life on most jobs, fuck capitalism

inkscape is vector based. krita is focused on painting iirc, but can do light editing really well ime.

taking some inspiration from krita is a good first step

video game music is designed to pump you up without breaking your concentration.

almost anything with lyrics in it is a no go for me if my goal is to have background music to relax/study to. also lofi.