Vivaldi is so pretty, I hide pretty much everything from the interface and use it for making product demo and training videos. I considered using it as a daily but I’ve got FF set up just the way I like it.
I draw the line at installing edge on my linux machine! I just figure that if chrome works then edge works and haven’t had anyone report any issues.
Safari is the real pain in the butt…
I gotchu fren
FF has been my daily driver for at least a decade, but I gotta test my web apps in everything :/
Get raise, everything gets more expensive, rent goes up, back to paycheck to paycheck, repeat until death
I’m seriously concerned I forgot how D:
Lazy ai edit, but it’s something!
Finally tried it yesterday! Just the “getting started” “guess the number” game and some multithreading stuff from the guide. Freaking love it already!
I love watching rust videos, never played and don’t think I have the right mentality to enjoy it, but it looks like such a cool game.
… or are you talking about the language?
I love watching rust videos, never tried it but can’t wait to use it in a project. It looks like such a cool language.
Those cds were a godsend for broke kids on dial up back then.
I think Puppy or Damn Small Linux, maybe knoppix, i was on dial up at the time. Then I found that I could request a free Ubuntu install disk and the speed and cleanliness and compiz effects blew my mind. 04 or 06, can’t remember which. From there I think it was xubuntu, mint, arch, arch nvme died and I needed an os immediately so manjaro, got sick of manjaro and garuda sounded neat so i tried it and that’s where I am now on my main. Made a mess toying with wayland and am ready to reinstall, probably back to arch or try out nixos
edit: reading through all these comments is bringing back so many memories of other distros I played with back then.
Mine is easy - /dev/nvme[tab][tab][tab]
Oh god damn it I came here to look at memes and now I friggin learned something that’s going to make my life easier
Duuude that song was great! The ending reminded me a lot of Elliott Smith. Loved it and am adding it to my library. Thank you for sharing! :)