I’d probably cut down my current job to about 1 day a week (because I still love my job).

I’d Spend the rest of the time making all kinds of weird abstract artpieces that nobody would understand.

Erh… yes… ehm… fine weather today, right?

I awkardly gaze to the ground while I wait for the elevator to arrive at the right floor.

Hmm, I’d say the Theramin is easy to have fun with, but to actually learn to play songs it is up there in difficulty with the violin. It is one of, if not THE most precise instrument there is.

So it’s eating its ancestor?

Can someone explain why MacOS always seems to create _MACOSX folders in zips that we Linux/Windows users always delete anyway?

Your mother was a hamster, and your father smells of elderberries.

I’ve been usung mint for about a month now.

I want to get rid of Windows, but I don’t want to spend my day sudo-ing my ass off.

Give me a gui for everything and doubleclick installers, and a release that is stable above all else.

I’m open to suggestions though! So shoot away which distro I should be using :)

My nephew uses arch btw.

I’d argue for not stressing too much about practices when you are a beginner. Learning to code is hard enough already. At first, it’s just important to start creating.

Software practices are important. But just get code working at all is, as a beginner, more important.