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  • cargo is rust

  • rule

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  • A rubber room with rats

  • rule

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  • omg I'm Sans Undertale

  • Browsers compared

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  • not all telemetry is bad or spying

  • They're better than

     
        
    cd something
    ls
    cd something-else
    ls
    cd ../..
    ls
    
      
  • Good there's a more official way now, I just added the entire part to the custom filter list previously.

  • more than google at least

  • I gotta be honest I didn't know Codeberg doesn't use their own thing.

  • The second I heard about PollyMC I knew this would happen

  • You might be able to get an AUX extension cord for cheap at your local tech store. Would be suboptimal, but for anything better, you might need to rearrange your setup.

  • I haven't seen anything that isn't Ubuntu or Fedora

  • Thanks, reminded me that I hadn't deleted my Instagram account yet.

  • GitHub is the most mainstream, Gitlab has the most features and is selfhostable, Gitea has fewer features, but is more lightweight for selfhosting. Both Gitlab and Gitea are also working on federation.

    I don't know about the others.

  • Ubuntu is a good starting point.

    You can follow the general idea of: "Are you new to Linux? If yes, use something you know other people know too. If no, use whatever the fuck you want, heck, make your own distro if you want".

    I'd say try whatever looks good to you, you can always install something else if you don't like it, as long as it isn't Manjaro. (backup your data before you install something new)

    Some distros that I think are a pretty good choice for starters (no particular order):

    • Pop!_OS
    • Ubuntu
    • Fedora
    • Endeavour OS
    • Linux Mint
    • openSUSE Tumbleweed

    You can also use Distrochooser to maybe help you make a decision.

    Not a great programmer but I’d like to learn.

    That's alright, you don't have to be a programmer to use Linux. You don't even have to use the command line if you don't want to (tho I recommend it, getting good at it feels pretty great).