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I feel like every use case they showcase is useless if you remember the commands. And if you don't know a command, the classic googling until you find something that works usually does the trick.

https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Localization/Guide

I used fzf like twice or so and I can't live without fuzzy finding anymore.

I think we've all been at a point like this

I use vim btw

the “real life iron man”

James Hobson is the actual real life Iron Man.

Judging by how much of a dumbass he is, I doubt he realizes this irony.

Some instances still work, but they're getting rate limited left, right and center.

I read functional instead of fictional and thought John was dunking on functional programming.

Oh right, webkit (I seem to be bad at understanding the words I'm reading). I love that most modern web engines are just forks of KHTML

Is that chromium too by any chance?

I do, I don't think I would survive without it.

Watching this as I'm recompiling dev-qt/qtwebengine for the 3rd time

There are some BSDers that unironically consider Linux too mainstream.

people will read stable and instantly comment debian

Jokes aside, given that you said in a comment that it's for non-tech-savvy people, I'd say Linux Mint, partially just because it will look familiar if they've seen any Windows PC.

I'm not very familiar with them, I mostly just know they exist. https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Pacman#Hooks has information on them

I also just found this wiki page https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Patching_packages btw, might help maybe

I think pacman hooks could help you

hörgenmal

The "[thing] [synonym for 'is bad'] and here's why" title has been a thing on YouTube for years now.

He confirmed in the premiere chat that the broken wallpaper is a direct hbomberguy reference.