I can think of so many uses for a what-if machine. And for a finglonger, for that matter.

I’d be worried that the Tory party would panic and do whatever it takes to bring them back into the fold, giving us an even more right leaning Tory party.

Seasons 1 and 2. I love how the world/universe was gradually revealed, where a character, alien species or technology could be invented to serve a joke. I love the others too, but it got to a point where the universe was established, and it became more about exploring stories within this setting rather than world building.

Double jumping. Something about double jumping just always feels really liberating. It’s such a strange concept as well, with no analogue in the real world.

It’s good. Except for the confusion about linking to communities on different servers. That’s a real show stopper, if you ask me. Which you did, technically.

Robert Jordan and dying before finishing your 14 book epic?

For me, it’s mostly that i was bad at languages in school. I don’t know what it feels like to make progress with a foreign language. I feel like this is an anxiety which prevents me from trying for fear of failing.

I can’t even remember how many times/languages i’ve printed “Hello world”

This comment is far more amusing for its lack of commas. But also, you sound like an interesting person.

Holy shit, I add about 5 new things for each year of my life. My top priorities are currently Bash scripting, Python, Spanish and guitar.

Agreed, assuming more than us 20 people take a principled stance and leave Reddit.

AUR is the most compelling reason for me to try out Arch to be honest (and also Arch Wiki). I’m thinking that I might compromise and go for EndeavourOS.

Pop! OS. It’s been almost 2 years since Microsoft arbitrarily told me that my Ryzen 1 wasn’t compatible with Windows 11. It’s not been entirely smooth sailing, but if i’m honest, i love it when it’s not entirely smooth sailing. My relationship with my OS has fundamentally changed and I love it.

Joey is currently canvassing for whether people would be willing to pay a subscription. As an average Joey user, the answer is no.

I’m a tedious Steam Controller user, and I just wanted to stop by and evangelise about gyro aiming. It’s the only way. Ask me about trackpads. I dare you.

The very same. My music app used to randomly commit suicide if I had the audacity to try opening a web page at the same time. Or sometimes just for the hell of it. I’m ashamed to admit that I queued for 3 hours to get that phone.

Emphatically agree. I’m not really anti-free-market, but in the absence of informed consumer choice, all you have is de facto monopolies.

Burnt by the OnePlus X, otherwise I would be interested in this.