The solution should be something that isn’t just free, but also open-source.

Mango Languages doesn’t have Esperanto.

It really all depends upon what you’re doing. Some people don’t like to leave the terminal, and editors like nano or micro aren’t powerful enough for them. If all you’re doing is working with configs or something like that, micro or nano is just as good as vim.

Learning vim has been fun for me, which is why it always seems weird to me when people say stuff like “why should I have to learn, etc.” It’s like there’s no point in doing something unless it puts money into your wallet?

Learning new things makes you a better person. It’s good for your brain.

It’s like asking why you should make the effort to bake cookies or learn origami.

Cool story

I’m sure I won’t be tempted. It’s damn hard to get me into a theater these days as it is.

Oh, goody! I hope they use that TikTok lady’s voice! It’s my favorite!

A man holds a laptop computer as cyber code is projected on him in this illustration picture taken on May 13, 2017.

Did AI write this?

What does LibreWolf have to do with privacy?

I keep my passwords in an encrypted file instead of a bunch of sticky notes! I’m a privacy activist!

Additionally additionally, as it says in the article, reddit sells its content to OpenAI, and in order to do that, they need it to be organic. If you feed AI output back info AI, it makes the output worse, not better. So, there’s another financial incentive to ensure that the people talking on reddit are actually human.

Konsole and yakuake. Bear in mind that the terminal I was comparing them to was Windows’ CMD.EXE, and anything is better than that.

Yakuake is a Quake-style terminal, which means that you can open and close it with an F-key, and it scroll down from the top of the screen. This is both cool-looking and convenient. I like to have some window transparency, so that I can see through the terminal window somewhat. I also like to use a nerd font like Fantasque Sans Mono.

I haven’t had any issues with webcams or conference software (Jitsi, Zoom, and Discord).

For me, it was having a cool-looking and user-friendly terminal app.

Where are you getting that statistic from?

People expect the villains to be cool, because that’s how they’re portrayed in movies.

And they all think by having more money and being more popular will fulfill that human need.

If that was all it was, then I’d feel sorry for them. No, they’re trying to fulfill that need by being Great Men of History with Mighty Plans, but their Mighty Plans are all terrible, because they’re horrible people.

The Illuminati were real, too. That doesn’t mean that they’re still around and controlling the world, though.

Yes, I’m sure you’ll be able to convince kids that the new thing is bad because you say so, especially if you compare it to the antiquated mascot of a legacy word processor.

Comparative religions classes have value. It’s important to gain understanding into other people’s beliefs and to be able to compare and contrast them. If you’re only learning about one religion…not so much. Especially if it’s the religion you were brought up in.

Going to church, on the other hand, is no substitute at all. You’re just being indoctrinated, full stop.