Go home, you’re drunk.

Fair point, but I can’t blame them for playing it safe here.

Sure, because the persecution of black people in the US is at all equivalent to the bullying of anime nerds, right.

The problem is not that thin-skinned people could do mental gymnastics to find reasons to be upset, it’s that ‘coon’ is straight up a racial slur that was historically a major tool of oppression.

Still extremely customizable, and peerless rolling release features.

You can mix and match stable and bleeding edge packages very easily and switch at any time.

When packages make breaking changes, Gentoo will warn you and guide you through the migration before you update and only if you have the affected package installed.

Not so! General binary support was added quite recently.

Sex is a hell of a drug when it comes to diversity.

Easymotion is the only plugin I need to be happy.

Jimmy may be a dick, but it’s nonsense to say he’s factually wrong. Impure sodium chloride is still sodium chloride.

Keep deepthroating that boot.

How does that make the great firewall a good thing?

I like that more behaves like cat when there’s less than a page of output rather than requiring you to press q to get back to the prompt even when it would just fit.

There’s probably a way to make less do that too, but more already does it without configuration. Overall I use less most of the time but I like having the option.

The free-threaded build is a patched version of the interpreter. This is not (currently) behavior normal users will be exposed to.

“the ability to control information flow”

Yay! What a feature! Tell me what I’m allowed to know, O lord.

“and now, the continuation”

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Contributing to open source is a big one. Purely personal projects are good, but I’ve found way more people are interested in open source work because it’s ‘more real’ and it shows you can work as part of an organization.

If you aren’t cringing at your past at all, then you aren’t growing.

Well, these services do require money to run. If everyone were as ‘clever’ as you are then we’d have little content indeed.

This is referred to as healthspan or HALE and has been gaining research interest in recent decades.

I just the other day edited a Steam config file with some wacky file extension by cracking it open in notepad. Bless plain text.

I’m not complaining; I’m clarifying for less informed readers. It’s a subtle and often misleading distinction.

Calling a license that leads to more proprietary software “even more open source” is absolutely debatable. The only extra restriction is disallowing free software becoming proprietary, which promotes more openness overall.

You’re not wrong by any means, but people should understand the actual tradeoff when considering licenses.