Godspeed

On the back sucks, with your phone laying on a surface you can’t access the reader… Sony had it right, put it on the side, on the power button

It’s funny how, somehow, somewhere along the way displaying PDFs became the web browser’s job

I’ve been using FF since Opera went to shit, I can absolutely imagine not using FF, what I can’t imagine is using a WebKit bloatfest

Gets a bit annoying when you’ve got a tower with 15 years of old drives from previous builds connected

If you’re not yet confident in your Linux skills, a good idea would be to disconnect all drives except the one you want to install on, during installation… especially if you have multiple drives of the same size

I mean, people collect all sorts of weird shit

“it works for me!”

Accelerating wayland développement would mean forking it.

You mean feurking

Shit updates, expensive, terrible marketing (since ever). I used to buy Xperia phones exclusively, the compact ones to be precise, then Sony decided that compact phones and affordable phones had to go, I bought an Xperia 10 (I or II, can’t remember) and it absolutely sucked. When it broke I bought a random Chinese phone from the store, ended up with a Realme. Works better, with worse battery life tho.

Is XFS still maintained?

Ext4 on personal computer and ZFS on my server

It’s still an interesting experience to have… Once

“Please Mr. Router, mercy!”

I enjoy understanding how stuff works; and I find it useful. But it cannot take precedence over the other stuff I want to do with my computers.

Yeah but now I can install what I need in second and start working, instead of spending an hour finding out dependencies

Shit, let’s hope the ICANN cops don’t find me out then… I’ve been using it for years!

I remember liking how it didn’t mess with the packaged software (no patches, so everything was as the author intended), same as Arch, and how clean it was… for a few hours.

“If you want to know how Linux works, ask a Slackware user.”

apparently Linux works like this:

./configure
missing x
download x.tar.gzip
tar -xf x.tar.gzip
cd x
./configure
missing y
download y

... something something...

make 
make install

Steve Jobs’ death