Ubuntu 8.04, Hardy Heron. I miss loving Ubuntu

Heck yeah man, do it

Man this place sucks

Why should I leave? They’re the ones who suck. I’m not giving any ground

cmus forever!

Good job, Emily!

No thanks, I’m beyond tired of LLM based “AIs”

Thank you for your service

This music is going to be stuck in my head for the rest of the day.

Hey, now someone needs to invent a projector with a CRT filter

I’m just hoping to see more of the ridiculous notes

I continue pulling the plug on Google

Yesterday. My kids and I like to imitate awkward game/MMO character movements so there’s a lot of random jumping.

Agree, but also think it might kind of be a part of what makes it great. Didn’t go so long to get ruined. Gave us just enough to love it and imagine what could have been. Everyone gets to have their own fantasies of where it might have gone next.

Man, I’m just glad to finally see someone else saying they have issues with Fedora. Everyone seems to think it’s amazing and stable but it never lasts more than a few months for me. I don’t do any tinkering or hacking or anything, just web browsing, Python coding, some light gaming with Steam. Arch and Debian both hold up great for me doing the same stuff.

“Our battle will be legendary!”

I love ncdu for seeing where all my storage is being taken up.

The first time I used wget I felt so awesome. I was grabbing some extra music files I think it was for Ur-Quan Masters.

The audiobook narrator for these is fantastic, too. I’ve listened to them multiple times. I love the exploration of the personality drift and eventual entire society of replicants. Judging by the typical comments I see, I’m in the minority for loving the parts with Archimedes as much as the rest. I get why some people want to get back to the more sci fi stuff though.

I wasted hours playing with After Dark as a kid. I recreated the Starry Skyline one with Python a few years back. So much nostalgia from just watching these little screensaver modules do their thing.

Not sure why you got downvoted, assuming you were just pointing out how interesting it is that people in tech tend to be more critical of tech and aware of the issues it can have or cause