did someone call me

It is probably connected to an snsv monitor with an IWCH cable, and he uses a dy keyboard to type on it.

SuperTuxKart is probably at least a candidate if it has to be FOSS

There already is an xkcd bot on Mastodon https://mastodon.xyz/@xkcd and that is actually where I sometimes get the info that there’s a new xkcd so I can post it here. But we don’t need a bot, just a crowd of more than one person wanting to post them here.

Article is behind a paywall, what does it say “young people” do instead of “googling”?

People of all ages have great people and awful people in them. Always has been so and always will be.

I’m addicted to having something to do, the phone is the most obvious thing to look at when I don’t have anything else to do, but I never look at my phone when e.g. driving except for purposes of navigation or music control.

Yes, but it’s nothing new.

Many more recently named KDE apps don’t have a K in them, like Dolphin or Elisa or NeoChat. Naming everything with a K in it was mainly something early KDE did.

I would never have become aware that that article existed if not for everyone talking about it being censored. The Streisand effect seems to still be alive.

What does an MS Outlook outage inherently have to do with programming?

what? He gave the Slavic nations self-determination, there are roads named after him in e.g. Czechia, Slovakia; and wtf is bad about anti-Soviet foreign policy?

Obligatory relevant link: https://www.astralcodexten.com/p/moderation-is-different-from-censorship

Automating jobs away is a good thing, many others here have explained why. When I read your title, I actually expected you would be writing about how AI is “detrimental to society” because it makes mistakes that humans don’t make and is therefore useless for anything serious; this, I would have had a harder time arguing against.

It seems to be down right now but a long time ago I read http://lawcomic.net/ which I found interesting.

This https://www.astralcodexten.com/p/mostly-skeptical-thoughts-on-the seems to have been broadly right.

agreed, I don’t feel I’m missing out on anything here, although obviously I don’t know because I don’t have an account on another instance

although if I joined the threadiverse now I would join an instance that also supports following microblogs, i.e. a piefed or mbin instance, probably will do that if I ever have a reason to abandon this account

I have used both in the past, but now use neither of them, have been exclusively a KDE Plasma user for several years by now and no longer feel like trying much different.

GNOME 2 was the first DE I ever used on GNU/Linux, so MATE has a nostalgic feel to me. I do not think Xfce is very radically different from it in its functionality, although the default configuration is somewhat different. This is really mostly a matter of personal taste.

I learned Latin in school for several years; I only learned to understand and translate it, not actively speak or write it, and have by now forgotten some of it.

I do not know any Ancient Greek at all, I might recognize some words from other languages.

And when do you think he started to know what he was doing? 2017, 2018, 2019, never? If not in any of these years, then why would he know it in 2025?