You can actually go through the motions for years and learn nothing if the software allows for it.

Let’s see how ladybird writes docs in the future. Will they assume the user is a man and shut down any corrections for being political?

Men who don’t even play tennis fantasising about some monster power serve. That would get chopped off instantly.

Pay no attention to desktop dying as people lose awareness of personal computing and lock themselves into closed ecosystems.

Sometimes you get your own grenade to take care of as a user.

True. Even in the case of windows, it wasn’t like that some years ago.

Not the same thing as purchasing an OS. Which you can do already, but there aren’t many options.

Ultimately it’s all open source, you can make your own distro. If something doesn’t work, fork it and fix it yourself. That’s the beauty of Linux, with all that’s good and bad about it.

I would love to be able to pay $100 for more great Linux distros.

I find people complaining about every distro. The thing is, every operating system sucks. The good thing about Linux is how that becomes your fault.

If only the Linux desktop stopped getting offended when it’s not treated like a server and has to shut down. “Wait, you had audio settings that I was supposed to remember? Cool story bro…”

I don’t understand the business model of other search engines, but I see how Kagi can work long-term and that’s why I’m still a customer.

Once you’re a search engine that works for your users, you can do stuff like warning labels for websites that have excessive tracking and just let users filter out any domains from their results.

And if something doesn’t work, it’s all your fault somehow. Which is both a blessing and a curse.

akchually one might lead to the other

Member when Bezos wanted to solve product reviews to make their search work better? Some time ago, Amazon just gave up and surrendered to the hellscape it has become.

Death penalty backfires because it demonstrates fear for what this person keeps saying.

True, hopefully it will backfire.

Dredge has been one of my favourites. Just be aware that the game starts harder than when it ends.