The desktop that thinks it knows what’s best for you

The person in this screenshot ended a podcast they were on with the word Nya.

He’s the kinda guy whose only programming experience is learning Python for 3 hours 6 years ago, yet he thinks he’s the programming god.

I think that’s why we’re supposed to call it main now

If you recognize them all, you’re a double nerd

Me when I don’t know at how many changes I should commit (the previous commit changed 2 characters):

I’m assuming most that can run Xorg.

Time to ask the wayfire devs to implement fractional screen rotation.

I don’t open source my code bc I don’t understand git

I don’t understand git anyway

If you count browser engines, don’t forget Webkit.

Why specifically Gentoo? Alpine looks more like the tool for this job.

Another advantage of having a NVMe SSD, hard to confuse /dev/nvme0n1p2 with /dev/sda1

I use Arch, a distribution of Linux, btw

Umm ackwschually the DE is called Plasma

It isn’t, but you’re unlikely to encounter Linux specific malware.

Everything looks like hacker with syntax highlighting

I still don’t understand regex at all

You could’ve told him your local IP (192.168.(1…255).(1…255)), is completely useless outside your home network but looks real enough.

When you install something that uses Haskell