It's refreshing to read to someone that actually says "I was so wrong"
I was wrong also with systemd, I hated it mainly because I already knew init.d, where files are, where configs where etc. Some years later hate is gone, I'm not a power user, but I just now know how to handle my things with systemd and all is good.
I enjoyed the other game mentioned in the article, Strange Horticulture up to a point where it was too lineal or I stopped caring about it, because there were too many plants, cant remember why i didnt finish it This one looks promising for sure
First time I format the whole disk, all msdos data (games) lost. I managed to install it then I opened vim to edit a file and I couldn't get out of vim I know it's a cliche, but there is real. To get out I have to call a friend, using the landline, the one who lends me the floppy disks (or maybe it was magazine cd) and ask he how to get out, he says, just press Shift and Z twice.
Because you died? I've seen no other explanation.
I use arch btw
if you have powerful enough computer you can use an AI to auto translate subs offline, I use to translate from english with a small python script. It's not perfect, but they usually are like 90% ok
you name your servers with nuclear subs names?
Trying different distributions is a must on using Linux, I still remember my first one, Mandrake, and is not a happy memory. Now Arch is my master, to get here It was not an easy or direct ride, I tried several ones through the years until I find the light ;)
Enable DHT on your tlrrent client, I did no long ago and really improves with not very popular torrents
Culpepper’s Minute Men
I had the Dont Tread on Me on twitter as my profile picture, I put that more than 10-15 years ago. I had to remove a couple years ago, because anyone who sees it will get the wrong idea.
Edit: also I was rewatching the movie Wind (about the American's Cup) and the Geronimo ship had the Glasden flag on, that hasn't aged well.
https://twitter.com/Kabutor_/status/1407103551197822979/photo/1
it's weird, and refreshing, to find someone who actually reads the article and don't base his comments only on the header, and also provides some additional info.