I took a cannabis hit once and haven’t been able since. So there’s the proof that just a whiff of lucifer’s bush can make one disabled.

Had pentadactyl survived the infamous extension API change (or something like that, don’t remember anymore) I would’ve never left FF. However, I finally made it back, thanks to tridactyl.

It’s an addiction so the cost is, if not irrelevant, but a mere nuisance. Not a deal breaker in any case.

Plot twist: the act of teleportation is extremely tasking both physically and mentally. Even the most capable persons haven’t been able to teleport more than twice a day.

I dunno but xtreme programming sounds like something straight outta Musk’s wettest teenage day dreams.

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Scientological masturbation

They’re about 10 years too early. The random aching starts at 40 something.

Ancient?! It clearly says “2 hours ago” ffs…

I know I couldn’t.

If you have to ask, maybe not. But if you’re mostly “keyboard driven”, code and edit files a lot, it’s (vim or neovim) very much worth trying out.

I get tab anxiety at about 20 at which point the least visited get scrapped.

Good stuff. Reminds me of the best PBF but with much less sinister undertones.

Most (non-techy) people haven’t heard from it and don’t bother searching for alternatives since WA is ubiquitous.

It may have been implied.

As a Signal user and an Esperantist I agree. They both require a somewhat curious mind for you to bump into them in the first place. Unless you have that friend/relative who always recommends weird stuff for you (to ignore).

…rillaamaan

Yes. There was a time when I. as a young man, wanted to at least visit the good ole US and A. Back then I didn’t have the money. Now when I probably could afford it, I don’t have the desire anymore.

Personally, I might shift the same picture through Darktable, GIMP, Inkscape, and even Scribus, depending on what I was trying to do with it. (Text on a path -> probably Inkscape, then export as PNG and import into GIMP as a layer.)

Gotta love this adaptation of the “do one thing and do it well” principle.