Advocating the hell out of it, regular donations every time I do my taxes and occasional donations for projects I fall in love with.

I don’t code but I can understand it if I apply enough, so the only time I contributed directly to the source was a one line change for feature I wanted in the markdown app I use on Android.

I love the mandatory Super Tux Cart anyone of us has installed but played like 4 times

In a fair society, this comment would have more upvotes

I’m old dude, we didn’t have vapes: if you wanted to meet your higher self you had to use a bong or a pipe

I never needed the laser

Aside from a shitload of memes? Not very much, they will find another disproportioned faced asshole to replace him and his name will be erased from history

Yeah I have zero experience with atomic distros so I don’t feel like suggesting those, but I have seen good comments in this thread about those as well

👏stop👏forming👏opinions👏with👏headlines

Since tech illiterate people don’t really care what’s under the hood as long as it works, I would choose anything with Cinnamon desktop: Gnome is a little alien for newcomers, KDE and XFCE are far too easy to screw up if you don’t know what you’re doing.
If Mint doesn’t work well with you I would suggest either LMDE, stock Debian or the Fedora Cinnamon spin (in this order of priority)

Conspiracy theorists weren’t even close to what Pfizer real plan was

I’m not an anti-natalist, but I won’t create a life out of nowhere just for it to become “wasteland thug #3” in the post-apocalyptic movie our future is going to become.

Creationists

… how many linux users got mad?

I saw loss before I saw anything else, I seriously need to touch grass

Cats will eat your face after a couple days if you die in your house

There is this new feature where writer crashes if you put on tabbed view

Something something… Pikachu face… Something…

People on Lemmy: I buy fresh so this doesn’t affect me

Monsanto:

Lucky bastard

I’ve been using Quillpad for some time now. It’s kind of a “glorified markdown editor” (like Joplin) but stripped down to the only things I need: bullet lists for todo and grocery, quick notes, audio notes. Recently version 1.5 came out which allows to sync local files so it can now work with Syncthing and that made it an instant favourite for me