- The difference between the OS and the DE.
- How to install apps in Flatpak, AppImage, and dnf/apt
- maybe user help programs like tldr or trash-rm? Those are both cmd programs though, so that might be too advanced for beginners.
Lol, glad I could help i guess
The Bic pen. Sure, you can make it better, but then the price has to go up. You can still buy a nearly unchanged Bic pen from any office store for cheaper than any other writing tool, nearly identical to what they looked like when they were first invented.
Is that the only one with four letters? How cruel. Lol.
Votes have always been public though? Nothing about the fediverse is private or secure. It's that way by design. This just makes some features easier to access.
That's a very good point that I hadn't considered. Thank you!
You... do know that Steam isn't the issue here, right? It's Visa and Mastercard that are being cunts
Librewolf. It does everything i need, and nothing i don't. It doesn't have bloatware or adware, and it respects my privacy. That's all I care about, besides that it can still do everything I need a browser to do.
Fair enough. They're so big I need an app just to keep track of if something's made by them or not.
I got hired!
Granted, my bike was stolen pretty much immediately, but still! I'm exited to potentially not be broke anymore, once that first paycheck comes in.
There are plenty of stories like that, though? Thousands, probably. It's a really popular genre. Granted, it's usually people being reincarnated into fantasy worlds and such, so that might not be your cup of tea. Still, there's always exceptions in any genre.
Some of my favorite fanfic ones are:
- Sublight Drive (Star Wars)
- Mass Effect: Jenkins Edition
- Borne of Caution
- The Many Lives Of Cadence Lee
- A Nerubuans Journey
- Orochitama
- Star Wars: A Penumbral Path
And some original works, too:
- Blue Core
- Burning Stars, Falling Skies
- God of Eyes
- His Magestys Immortal Academy
- In Loki's Honor
- Molting the Mortal Coil
- Queen in the Mud
- The Snake Report
- The Simulacrum
These are just the ones that I found scrolling through my favorites list. There's a lot more of these out there if you go looking.
Discord. It takes like 12 seconds to start each time I launch it. Of course it's plenty fast after that, so I guess it's just the startup time that's slow.