Better off with Godot

Other than some autostart apps, you are free to do whatever you want. I actually like having at least 2 DEs, one generic with default settings and one customized for everyday use. Also, they should use different backends. Then if I completely mess up with my config, I've got a fallback.

I have to say it, Rufus.

Well yea, I was 9 when I started programming in Batch, but it is not really suited for every kid. Most kids aren't nerds. Some may have problem reading and formatting code correctly, let alone understanding anything not seen before. Scratch mostly takes care of that.

Get some robots. Big marketing thing and another point of fun and learning. And the results are visible IRL.

Subreddit? You high man? Do you need some water? Have you eaten well?

I did not switch from Reddit, but Lemmy really amplifies any niches that are on here to the point of extremism. It also mostly consists of nerds. Would love to see more diverse and open crowd on here.

Do you have a moment to talk about our God and saviour, Gentoo Linux? /S

That is exactly me, lol. I came on lemmy before all the reddit&twitter dramas, as an alternative to hackernews, that is a bit more diverse. Cool to see it grow a bunch, but we are kind of a pain to deal with.

Depends if I find the company that made that media ethical. I would be happy to pirate Autodesk, Adobe, EA etc. Just because they are predatory and unethical. I also "pirate" music (adblock on youtube) since recording labels are shit. Also I watch youtube with no ads, since I do not support Google. I do pay for Nebula though, since a lot of creators I like are there and the company is fair.

Nope. You can have multiple enabled at once. Switching the default profile will require restart. You can also make shortcuts to open specific profiles.

You can also use that to separate spying websites. Eg. Any site with Facebook integration will think you are logged out, but when you go to facebook.com, it's open in a different container where you are in fact logged in, cuttin on Facebook spying on third party websites.