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19! (not "nineteen factorial"). I had used a floppy disk once.

I have nothing against Nano, but after just a few months of using Neovim for basically all my text editing needs, Nano is completely unusable to me.

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I mean, here's a few random numbers out of my head: 1 9 5 2 6 8 6 3 4 0. I don't get it, why is it supposed to be hard? Sure, they're not "truly" random, but they sure look random /:

In any case, it at least won't touch anything outside the vm.

Signal sucks :(

SimpleX is better!

In my opinion, it is unfair to judge a distribution by it's origin country. Because it's an international effort regardless.

Not necessarily as a protest, but the answer is always hard yes.

Oh, don't worry about games. With Steam's Proton, they work like a charm (there are exceptions of coarse, but the majority does). Sometimes even better than on Windows. For non-Steam games there are options as well.

The biggest problem I've seen people struggle with when migrating from Windows to Linux is that they do things the Windows way, but this is a different operating system, so obviously it doesn't work and they get frustrated. The hardest part of switching to Linux is being able to and willing to learn how to use a computer again, but from a different perspective.

I had never seen one myself. Interesting!

Dumb is the way.

I certainly would not do that either...