Some are.

Thanks for reminding me to take my vitamins.

For all the stuff that can make us sad, depressed, anhedonic, etc, no point making it worse by not taking vitamins. D3 especially for the sads. RDA sunlight equivalent dosing.

Why are plants purple?

So you’re the one.

if only implementation were the problem.

I keep forgetting to say “Bangladeshi strength”, and getting bland pish.

Glad to upvote that. lol

Which of the at least 4 places you posted this do you want replied to? n_n

… Actually, I got nuthin. No distro-specific problems at all are standing out to me as worth mentioning.

Well, the expression does come from an age where it was more commonplace that the artisan, the workman, the technician, would be making their own tools. Takes on new poetic meaning, in this age and economy.

“A poor workman blames his tools”

this is fine, in that first glance, and then you think about it for a moment…

so much more going on in the maths, in what’s presented, and beyond,

utterly confounding the point it sets out to make.

studies show a clear trend – output is up (more code, more commits, bigger diffs), but outcomes don’t reflect that trend. If anything, the average team is taking longer to ship worse software

&

burning out sooner,

suffocating high pace churn,

debugging bad code.

I am so glad I switched.

Better to face the horror.

If ignorance is bliss, give me agony.

reminds of my (somewhat similarish)

• mendwards
• mending
• already mended now

19 years ago.

Or if on bedrock, fetch/import a stratum of something Arch based to access the AUR.

I was doing that. Artix (and Arch before it) always been a cornerstone of my bedrock installs. No more now after the AUR’s troubles. Now I have a tripod of Gentoo, Devuan, and Void. Making do without the AUR. Can, but won’t.

I knew there was another reason I love Carbs Linux.

I realised…

I wasn’t going to do that.

And I was only using Artix for the AUR.

So I stopped using Artix.

Not responsible enough.

Responsible enough to stop.

I had a fellow linux user friend of over a decade convince me to try go no swap for a change.

I pebkac’d the system before it got a chance to fall foul of having zero swap.

… My next computer even before that pebkac, has swung the other way… >3X RAM amount of swap (And that’s on twice the RAM too. Mmm. Roomy.). Not going back to no swap. I prefer the headroom.

With fast drives snug on the mainboard, it doesn’t hurt dipping into swap.

yeah, until…