I love watching rust videos, never played and don't think I have the right mentality to enjoy it, but it looks like such a cool game.
.. or are you talking about the language?
I love watching rust videos, never tried it but can't wait to use it in a project. It looks like such a cool language.
I've seen some really good arguments here, with both sides being respectful and explaining their perspective and concluding that they understand each other but just don't agree. It's pretty refreshing. If you don't like that kind of thing you're just stupid and wrong.
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Well now I want to see some of your work. It sounds interesting as hell
You think no one is watching? :)
I freaking love you and cdf for posting these images with context <3
Those cds were a godsend for broke kids on dial up back then.
I think Puppy or Damn Small Linux, maybe knoppix, i was on dial up at the time. Then I found that I could request a free Ubuntu install disk and the speed and cleanliness and compiz effects blew my mind. 04 or 06, can't remember which. From there I think it was xubuntu, mint, arch, arch nvme died and I needed an os immediately so manjaro, got sick of manjaro and garuda sounded neat so i tried it and that's where I am now on my main. Made a mess toying with wayland and am ready to reinstall, probably back to arch or try out nixos
edit: reading through all these comments is bringing back so many memories of other distros I played with back then.
Noted!
Mine is easy - /dev/nvme[tab][tab][tab]
Oh god damn it I came here to look at memes and now I friggin learned something that's going to make my life easier
Just because you don't see them doesn't mean they aren't there. Nobody realizes it until it's too late, and they're not arou