I think “breaks” is appropriate if you own a Chrysler.

It’s not very sexy, but I just use SFTP and filezilla. Filezilla is available for all the major operating systems, and an ssh server is basically required anyways.

I rode an elliptical, lifted weights and ate healthier to lose 60lbs. Lots of water too.

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The red squiggle instantly caught my eye, followed by the terrible indentation. Then I noticed the class is called Main without a public static void main method, odd. Wait and Love is a string now?

Then I realized I too was saddened like Biden at this code snippet, so I guess in the end it redeemed itself

I loved Diablo 2 the most, and Torchlight scratches the same itch.

I enjoy Ubuntu server. At the end of the day I just want something simple. I run most of my services in docker compose, and zfs for the filesystem.

Oh, eclipse. I’m still happy I don’t have to save in intellij .

I feel like the window manager is important, but for newbies I also consider the package manager and overall installation process to be very important.

I’ve had pretty distros that are basically busted after a package fails to install or video drivers are mucked with. An advanced user could fix most of these issues, but this is usually where a new user may go running back to their previous OS.

A good computing experience for me is all my hardware working with minimal fuss and all the software I expect to be available being a few terminal commands away (e.g. steam, developer tools, etc.)

Probably somewhere other than Japan.

The real trick is you cancel AND shop elsewhere. We get most of our necessities locally now at normal retail and I’ll occasionally put an Amazon order together when I need something specific and I’ll spend enough for free shipping.

I missed shopping there at first, but so much of their inventory is junk now; I feel like I actually get better quality from traditional retail. The $140/yr for Prime feels like free shipping but it obviously isn’t.

This idea is bad and whoever came up with it should feel bad.

1. Scripting is easier. Apps and commands can be composed together in simple repeatable scripts.
2. looks cool.
3. Remotely administer machines with the same interface and little lag.

So, uhh… what did the print(money) part look like? Asking for a friend.