I genuinely thought she died and was relieved she didn't. Posted to ensure nobody else experiences the roller coaster I did.

Fuck me, right?

I thought someone here had mentioned that the environment and user executing the script at startup and you running the script might have differences. The reason it would have worked with systemd might be that the environment was loaded correctly?

What's your reply to those who are already going to vote Biden (not me, ain't from the US)? Do you have any coherent reply other than "Trump is going to be worse"? At what point do people like you stop talking over Biden critics and actually address his misplaced support for Israel?

Of course they did, they're authoritarian and were governing Gaza. (And that's a bad thing... lest anyone conclude I am pro-Hamas or something).

There is a lot of propaganda such that pro-palestinian protestors are considered as pro-hamas by any media who benefits from the genocide in Gaza continuing.

I am guessing that graphical install and good audio stack were probably the biggest non-starters for wider adoption.

They might be a good starting point for companies wishing to build UNIX compatible systems so they can later plug in oracle or IBM stuff. But not sure how popular this route is nowadays.

Or maybe try to have your methods as a left side.. example: Expression: print()

The horrors of compiling stuff take me back to my corporate job where I had to compile linux 2.x because a certain hardware vendor only had their driver tested on that.

Whatever you do, don’t start down the path of customizing a Linux distro.

Welp, I am already done with that one in my 20s. I guess I should have specified, I had at one point a running arch install that I used as a daily driver. My main session was xfce and I was tinkering with some openbox stuff. Long story short, an update bricked my arch install. Being a noob and also not having the power of nix back then, I basically lost all my configs and dotfiles.

Thankfully I never tinkered in Gentoo ever. I might try it out this year just as a bucket-list thing.

Nowadays, If I want to run arch I am running Endeavor OS.

(PS: I will try to one up you a more dangerous habit: Mechanical Keyboards. Thankfully my cheapskate-ass won't let me fall into this trap as much as I want to buy one... did I tell you I already have 2 of those in the house?)

I am a monster lurker for stuff that hits close to home. So I guess it became too much so I just threw it out here.

This is same as feeling bad for people who think others shouldn't be getting caught in MLM schemes.

Lol TFW Romania punishes rapists but the U.S. clears rapists.

Basically we need a game which doesn't break the fouth wall when it comes to areas and instead the player figures out in-game what an area is from NPCs, Enemies or descriptions in papers or books. That's one part that is easier to implement.

The interesting bit is blurring lines between town, dungeon, and outside. I think The Witcher series; even though it announces the places and the bounderies are more sharp, kind of allows danger to seep in to the safe parts too.