There is a Debian-based Mint edition: https://www.linuxmint.com/download_lmde.php

Stickning to Ubuntu instead of ripping the bandaid? Still not a masochist?

Ok :)

Ship of Theseus challenge: https://lemmy.ml/post/27387345

What software was that?

I always set the address bar to the bottom of the screen so I get everything (search bar, tabs button, backwards, etc) in an accessible place.

Hahaha. Påminner om den här klassikern: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=njv2q2hT2qM

so that an appointment scheduling app can see conflicts

Right there in the post

Otep

Not reading all of that but

Gynephilia = attraction to female bodies

Androphilia = attraction to male bodies

Yeah, I have the 8bitdo 2C (wireless). Highly recommend it. I’d imagine the wired version is just as good.

Hah, I didn’t have that particular one in my subscription list actually. Just a bunch of other ones.

Colemak-DH on a Corne (42, chocs).

Hello !ergomechkeyboards@lemmy.world :)

Been eyeing graphite though. Might make the switch over the summer when there is less workload.

Correct.

It’s quite the opposite. I’m realising more and more as I age, how important it is to be able to cooperate and be nice to others both on individual and societal levels.

Granted, some environments won’t allow for altruism without harming you (for instance, toxic workplaces where unselfishness will be taken advantage of). If I was in an environment like that I wouldn’t change my core values – I’d switch environments.

Can you play DOOM on the light switch?

“I can: Accomplish” kind of sums it up though

I’ll stay on XFCE until I die … or until my Hyprland config is finished. Whichever comes first.

“How about if I sleep a little bit longer and forget all this nonsense”

- Hanks (probably)

“I don’t know”

In properly formatted text, you use en dash for ranges.

En dash: 20–40

Hyphen: 20-40

Some (most?) modern text editors will substitute two hyphens with an en dash, so you can easily generate them by typing --.

(I get your point though! Just wanted to point out that there are much nicer and more appropriate glyphs than the hyphen.)