Better

Hotdog theme

Generally take a more containerised approach to my development, before I just had one big folder for projects and various others. It made me figure out how to be more organised especially with dependancies and folder layout.

Amazing stuff Bluefin-DX really changed the way I setup and maintain my progjects in a good way.

Declare your intentions!

Thank you so much

This is what I love about Lemmy post jokes get actual advice :D I’m learning it to create a monolith webapp for work I’m a solo dev, and it ticked the most boxes.

I’ve gone through the basics of elixir and pattern matching is starting to click, about to start Elixir in action. But I imagine most of my actual dev focus will be in Liveview?

It’s amazing additionally you can run Mullvad through it that might solve your public IP issues but I only run my services for me and my house

If this is just for personal use, I’d see if you can put their router in modem mode and go get a better router, then I’d just use tail-scale or WireGuard.

Just needs a rap about the fun in functions performed by 60-year-old seniors

Recommended as no one else but other Gentoo care about your compile times of cowsay

The moment they removed hotdog theme was the moment it started to fail

Cinamon should be supporting it soon

I bet the users make the chocolate taste terrible

You guys are idiots, they use dbeaver and pgadmin not sql… Or maybe its Acess yes they use Acess

I didn’t want to start a war?! Those Alpine users pinch really hard.

The ones that get the most imaginary points

• Microsoft bad
• Buntu bad
• snaps bad
• Arch btw
• Wayland bad
• Wayland good
• Wayland bad again
• Wayland good again
• Use Mint because windows
• Don’t use Mint because windows
• Gnome bad can’t customise
• Gnome rice threads
• KDE good because can customise
• KDE bad because customisation causes bugs
• Tux kart

Man

They had to invent a package manager for repackaged debs and GitHub repos. Very elite

You have to remember older people grew up with computers that are pretty similar to how most of us use Linux. Mint, bluefin would be my choices for someone with lower tech experience.