Why not create open-source online “scientific jorunal” with service provided by donations then? Am I missing something?

That said, did they fix the issue where explorer (with the desktop) would just randomly crash for no reason? I’ve worked in IT for 3 months and it was a frequent issue.

I’d rather pay for shit and not have ads.

I think memory works different for different people. I am nearly 30 and I don’t really remember much from elementary school (I mean the general experience, not the knowledge of course), nor a big part of my early life up to like 13-14 years old (but it might be connected to childhood trauma).

I am pretty good at learning new words in foreign languages and other similar stuff though.

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I’ve started studying at the university and also I am working. I don’t have time for this shit. The best I can do is to watch EU4 (and EU5 in couple of weeks!) let’s plays, whenever I have time.

I am grateful that my past me (from few months ago) decided to study Slavic philology, instead of getting stupid tech job. I hate modern tech, including anything from big corporations.

I am also glad that I’ve switched to Linux (Debian ftw) to escape software enshittification.

I think a lot of people expect Linux to work like Windows, and that’s why they go back to Windows, even if some stuff is easier on Linux.

Many of us probably remember times when we tried to download random applications through a web browser, because that’s what Windows expects you to do. People will try that, and be confused, why stuff breaks or not work at all.

There should be life tutorial for autists, with Buller points and shit. It would be much easier that way.

Looks pretty interesting…

merry christmas

Sometimes the mix of not getting enough sleep and a bit of coffeine makes me extremely energetic, and not anxious for some reason, lol. It’s like I no longer have some kind of blockade in my brain.

But in the long run… well… it’s not good.

I don’t see shit.

Nah, that’s OpenBSD.

Probably playing video games at the moment. I just dont really have time for them right now, especially given how addictive they can be.

Imagine being the first one being killed on any of these tracks.

The probability of that is…?

Mathematicians tell me, please, because my mind is breaking.

I like learning writing systems, but I only know 4 of them, and two of them just for playing original Pokemon games in Japanese.

It’s only difficult to prove if you somehow aren’t able to observe objects in real world.

I have used btrfs exactly once because it was the default on openSUSE, and the filesystem eventually became corrupted and unrecoverable.

Joking aside, while this is less functional than Android app, and looking… slightly outdated, it feels much easier to use, which is amusing.