Stock GNOME. No extensions.

I’m all for Standard Time

That is beautiful

The climax of the Stars at Night. As a native Californian it hits harder for me.

Emacs → Vim → Neovim → Helix

Swing was by far my favorite.

Nice. My team constantly gripes about it but I’m all, “…it’s a well designed UI toolkit…?” I can make it do anything. It took me weeks (as a newbie) to try to lay out UI components just so with the new hotness and at the end I had to give up and move on. It would’ve taken me five minutes to do it with Swing.

As an engineer, Swing is great! Granted, I wouldn’t use it to deliver a polished UI to users.

I distro hopped from NixOS, to Arch Linux, and back. I really liked Arch but pacman never grew on me.

I got fed up with Feedly and moved onto Inoreader. I’ve been happy since.

I’ve toyed with building my own programming language. And, yeah, it uses annotations and no modifiers.

Distinct lower case connections

I stopped reading right there 🙂

https://dontkillmyapp.com/

Yep. NixOS inspired me to write my very first package manager package. I distro hopped to Arch Linux and wrote a PKGBUILD for that.

I’m back on NixOS

For anything more complicated than an alias, I tend to suck it up and write a program. I used to keep launcher scripts in ~/bin but I’ve recently taken to creating package manager packages for them. I’ve learned how to do that with NixOS and Arch Linux and I peeked at the Debian documentation.

Why don’t you like Debian?

man man

I’ve played through World fairly recently. To me, the SMB3 stages had far more variety and life to them.

I prefer ALttP

I haven’t kept up since the Galaxies but to me SMB3 is the epitome

The only reason I’m hanging onto Windows at the moment is Apple Music