It was actually a really slick IM client for like a hot minute.

ROFL too good 🤣

I find reading a book or writing a diary entry works well during this “sleep runway” period.

I am all of these people.

To be fair, a lot of things would have gone differently. In fact, everything.

How would you improve it?

It’s not my favourite of theirs, but I also don’t have to put out a regular comic about philosophers.

Virtual environment? Taking notes of what they did?

Anyway, tell them it’s okay you experiment and mess things up. Show them how to backup their important work. Then walk them through inevitably having to reinstall their distro.

They’ll learn that you can just keep moving forward, fixing and learning as you go.

I had that for a bit. Felt about as good as you’d think (pretty good). Directly helping (like with your labour) still feels better, though.

Please, this is too many made-up stereotypes in one comment. Think about what you’re really saying, like your core thesis, and investigate that.

I love your comparison of where issues come from on Linux vs Windows. That’s so apt (heh). Even after 10 years of using Linux, I never really thought of it that way.

It’s frustrating when any computer doesn’t do what you want; but you’re right, it’s infuriating when the problems are engineered to manipulate you into parting with your money, attention, or privacy.

(( insert anti-capitalist rant here ))

Okay so it’s maybe 45 to 50 per cent half-life 3.

But it was the third complete half-life game. I havent played it (no interest in owning vr kit) and even I take this view.

If you’re dreaming, we’re sharing the same dream.

No. I don’t even like visible vote count. I think it hurts us more than it helps.

I’ve used so many podcast apps including paid and have never had anything anything anything that comes CLOSE to AntennaPod. I love that it’s foss, libre, all that good stuff.

I just wish I’d tried it sooner.

People mind, I’m sure. But some things are hard to get people to part with, like coffee. I think there’s just some cultural inertia, and probably at least a bit of xenophobia at play.

Lol I see that

Oh wait you made this?? Thank you for making and sharing. I love the art style(s(es))! Can’t wait to see your next one. :)

I’m a fan

Some folks are really sensitive to strong odours, like from kimchi. So it’s common courtesy to avoid spreading these smells around where there are lots of people in tight quarters.

Probably varies by place and region, but this has been the case everywhere I’ve been. Except for homes and very cool workplaces ofc.