Wait, you are a woman? Just kidding.
I noticed that many people, myself often included, often don't read that carefully, or don't pay that much attention to the usernames.
It wouldn't be the first time i'm typing a reply, say, to answer a question and only then notice that the person already added something in their text, like: i already tried this, and my reply is useless and i delete the draft.
I also don't really care that much that people assume my gender, but whether you read carefully or not; why assume everyone here is male.
I see a lot of guys commenting that there are not many women on lemmy; well duh, if you assume everyone is male...
I always try to reply to people without assuming gender, but apparently, for some people that is hard.
Interesting, and i agree; i never even try to assume gender when talking to people online.
As a side note, apart from logic and rationality, i never noticed women being more emotional than men.
Also, from what i've seen online, men often are quite talkative and the first to break the ice or share an opinion or experience.
But in the end, i prefer to look at individuals and try not to focus on labels.
Fwiw, on social media, if one doesn't obviously show which gender they are, they will usually be assumed to be a male.
There are more women around here than some people think, and they are always adressed as bro, homie, dude, my man, and so on.
So, apparently, the differences are not always as obvious as some people assume.
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I am not allowed to give blood, because i once got a blood transfusion in the eighties and i have a tiny, tiny risk of infecting people with mad cow disease.
I only found out when i decided to give blood some years back and found out i am not allowed to.
Thanks for the list! Most points i already did and there are only two programs that not have an alternative, but i almost never use them. I will try to run them through Wine or something, and if it doesn't work it would not be a big deal.
Can't wait to get rid of windows. I can't remember why i left kubuntu behind and got back to windows in the first place.
I should have clarified that i'm not copying all settings from all programs, just the ones that i use a lot and are important to me, from programs that i will have on linux as well. For instance, i already use libreoffice and will just copy the tweaks i made so as to not to reinvent the wheel.
As for disappointment; i have used Kubuntu in the far past, so it's not like i know absolutely nothing about Linux, thankfully. In fact, when i ran the live KDE image, it was quite fun that many of the programs i used back then, still came with it, like Kate and the pdf reader and such.
Backups, good point! I already have everything important backupped on protondrive and a home server, but i will check how i can backup windows/settings; i do see two programs called Window recovery drive and Windows backup program, so will check out how that works and if that is what i would need.
Thanks for your input!
I recognized this as ChatGPT, purely because of the enthusiastic greeting