My main distro these days is Gentoo, but I definitely feel the same. I'll write an ebuild anytime it's feasible, and Gentoo has some pretty great tools for helping me keep up with updates for things.

I prefer this one https://youtube.com/watch?v=cBo_ijfKVRM

Love this channel! Always so informative and wholesome.

They did a live show in the Pacific Northwest, just a few months ago. Really good performance!

I've got about two dozen collections dedicated to various single store tags, or combinations of tags, most of them genres, but a few like "multiplayer" "co-op", etc.

I've never grouped them based on my opinion of them, but I do like that idea, and may start doing it now.

I recently re-read Tuck Everlasting for the first time in probably over 20 years, and really enjoyed it.

It's been a while since I've read in but I feel like Holes could be a good example too.

Friendly reminder that it's all arbitrary and made up anyway.

I've been using Kiwi as my daily driver on Android since, and I must say, I'm a big fan! Being able to have any extension has been fantastic. The biggest thing I'm missing from Firefox, is the integrated reader mode button. Trying to read any article on the modern Internet, without a reader mode, is an absolute nightmare. I've been using Article Reader, and Google's Android-wide Reader view app as replacements, as I couldn't find a Chrome extension that worked well enough in Kiwi, and while they're not nearly as seamless, they've served their purpose. Thanks again for the rec!

And? I didn't mention restic, nor did the person I was replying to. I was under the impression we were both talking about software being rewritten in Rust in general.