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weaponry provided by Moscow, including AK-12 rifles, RPG-7s, and night vision equipment.

Did they get any bullets though?

Apparently endless growth is a good thing.

But nowhere near the last.

Don’t underestimate them! I mean, have you seen how many medals NK generals have?! Lul 😏

This is the year of Firefox-on-the-desktop. I can feel it.

WinAmp owners

I’m a visual person so I need to put a face to these windowlickers to laugh at in my head.

Is it this guy?

Maybe a tooling manager like mise or asdf.

Again, I’m so sorry.

Lithuania installs ‘dragon’s teeth’

They gon’ have to set up some laser and flame turrets next.
I played Factorio, so I noe.

Saudi Arabia … human rights

Biomes exist for a reason

That’s why I always dug quarantine tunnels in Terraria.

snow crash, which talks about the decentralization of the internet from a fictional and futuristic story

I don’t remember it prominently featuring a plotline like that. That was the one with\

Well if that counts, then Neuromancer by William Gibson fits in that it’s about\

Are you ok

I read this in George McFly’s voice, unoe?

There’s something very appropriate about you using all those (system) tools during an anthropology lecture.

They gon’ have to Marty McFly that shit.

Yeah it’s not a one-to-one conversion of course. An update few months back allowed meta to open Overview on its own though, fwiw.

I’d still like the dock in the Overview too, like yourself, but for now I just have a launcher on the bottom like dash-to-dock.

I might get eviscerated for saying this, but you can replicate the GNOME workflow fairly well on KDE—KNOME if you will.

There’s an overview similar to that in GNOME, you can set up shortcuts to mimic the keyboard+one-app-one-workspace workflow, etc.

Good luck trying to recreate Plasma with GNOME though.

git gud

Uh, just trying non-modal vim for the first time and… how do I quit it? I can’t :q.

but really, for the most part, if you aren’t already famous as an actor, you probably won’t be getting much VO work in the near future.

Time to start a Dungeons & Dragons podcast!

I love the Linux world’s tradition of less serious names, in general.

Kinda like the Minds in Iain Banks’s Culture universe.