ShutUpWesley

The best code editor to use is that one that works for you.

I knew a guy who I swear did half his work in notepad, but it worked for him.

Fucking finally. Been my biggest gripe for about a decade.

It will be fascinating when the data is available, to see a graph showing the number of security vulnerabilities added to the kernel with each commit, obviously they’ll have to be found and patched before that can be determined.

Bold of you to assume I can afford backups, or redundancy

Wait, what happened? I’ve been avoiding the news

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Mint for most users. OpenSUSE for more technically competent users.

If only COSMIC wanst kinda trash

How dare you have nuance!

I’m actually kind of glad at this point that I’ve always been to lazy to share my software projects online, not only do I not have to deal with AI contributions, but none if my code has been used to train AI.

And even better, the only code I ever did upload to Github was my shitty early work that will definitely make it worse.

I used Grocy for a bit, but it was overly convoluted for simple pantry management in my opinion, and everytime I interacted with the developer he was a dick. It’s solid software though, so if those aren’t downsides it’ll definitely work for you.

Ultimately I found that home/pantry inventory is less useful that I initially thought it would be.

What? The “AI first” OS is buggy and insecure? Who could have guessed?

It should come with a warning to keep it away from kids and pets though

Typically I’ll stick with Plasma till they bork it, then switch to GNOME til I get bored and see what’s up with Plasma these days. I’ll sometimes try some others out, but typically it’s those two.

There are small towns in my area that could outdrink the entirety of Europe.

I’ve been loving the 3d printer with my 10" inch rack, got all my Unifi stuff mounted and it looks so clean.

Why, in 2026, would anyone still be paying for Plex?