The problem is chromium. It’s more efficient and usable to just create a new dedicated firefox profile (which will start in a fully separated instance), and create starter scripts and desktop entries for that.

And sometimes -bin AUR packages (and of course some normal packages, behind the scenes) use those packages as base. Even though I prefer normal or -git packages.

Who’s not using a package manager? Except for LFS, for which you should compile it yourself.

I’m 19.

At least it has no ties at all to M$.

Yes. And Blåhajar.

Or fox ears :3

Loneliness = no friends tho.

Same (but arch btw). It uses the existing Let’s Encrypt certificate from certbot --nginx. I did everything possible advised by mxtoolbox (Blocklists, DMARC, SPF, DKIM, LIGMA and whatnot). Some things are hard or impossible, but not really needed, like reverse dns or DNS SOA.

Loving tiling WMs for eliminating the dynamic size problem alltogether.

Can’t spell “Thick, rough anal beads” without “Th[…]r[…]eads”.

WeChat is literally just as bad tho.

“Why are you trying to use ‘new’? Classes are so 2015! […]”

Uses new to throw error

lül

We only need fax anyway. So we print stuff out, and fax it.

But Windows 95/XP does not run on EFI systems, so they aren’t used in the BRD. We’re save!

Any bit used for windows is too much.

Soon to be neater, with the official memory fan, more drive caddys, and an extra DHCP/DNS server.

And I’m used to only having da blue sharks as friends now lol

In the few years of me exclusively using the command line to manage files, even having rm aliased to rm -rf, and at some point to sudo rm -rf, out of convenience, I think it has happened thrice that I deleted the wrong file, and twice I was able to restore it with (hourly) backups. The third time, it was a minecraft world which I had created to test some mods and the server start script, and I had excluded it from backups because my ~/games dir is usually only used by steam.