I’ve said for a while that platforms that allow you to easily move make me more comfortable using them, and ironically, more likely to stay around.

/bin confused me for a while because I thought it meant ‘this stuff is trash, don’t worry about it’.

I started on Unix systems using Vim, so I find Nano to be the confusing editor. A Vim install is one of the first things I do on a new server.

I assume the success of Friday Night Funkin’ gave it some extra life.

When I first started my job, a coworker set me up with a machine running NixOS. I gave it a year before I binned it for Ubuntu. I just… didn’t see the point? The troubleshooting wasted so much of my time for seemingly no benefit.

Sorry, Big Cheese now owns your colon.

Don’t forget the upcoming UK election which is likely ousting the current government!

You alright Portugal?

Look at Mr. Bigshot here reading instructions!

I was introduced to Linux with Vim so it’s actually Nano that confuses me…

Plug the random USB stick I found on the floor into a work computer :)

Liblzma balls

Doesn’t Zuck put covers on his laptop cameras?

:x simple as. Vim was the first terminal text editor I used so I’m biased.

Does using Linux, Windows, and MacOS simultaneously make me some kind of faith-exploring pilgrim?

‘Toxic masculinity’ is referring specifically to masculinity that is toxic. It’s not referring to masculinity as a whole as toxic.

Wouldn’t it be men making the decision on conscription policies though? A more liberal / less sexist government would be more likely to bin that.

The key difference I tend to see between men and women’s issues is that men’s issues are often caused by other men in power. Feminism, ironically enough, can also help with a lot of problems disenfranchised men have.

Sorry I’m rambling a bit.

I’m surprised the UK still has net positive movement considering we house the Queen of TERFdom.

Gamergate idiology hit hard there. There’s recently been some conspiracy nonsense about a hand gesture in games there.

I’m not gay but I certainly talk about femboys a lot more than I used to.