What about OpenSolaris and OpenBSD? Not technically linux, but more obscure, I think.

I’ve actually advised my company to start advertising on reddit. We’ve been taken over by some umbrella firm and their marketing has screwed everything up. There’s barely any new customers coming in these days. So I advised them to advertise on reddit, since that probably attracts the right crowed. On an unrelated note… I’m gonna hand in my resignation end of the month.

Exposing nazis is a great passtime for the whole family.

Makes it easier to recognize the slop

This is basically elder abuse

Yes, Neovim on Windos vs. Neovim on Linux

I tried neovim on windows. It is not quite the same experience. Especially neotree is very buggy

Nah, there’s never a line for those rides.

It looks like a rollercoaster to me. Maybe one of those digital rollercoasters, where you get a “4d” experience, but actually the chairs just shake about a bit. But could as well be a regular (simple) rollercoaster, they do have that bar across their laps.

I’ve seen that before. I think it s default for some js package

If you also plan on teaching html and css, than I’d go for js first. Having your code instantly response in a visual way, is super motivating for most students.
If you just want to tech programming concepts, i’d go for python.
If you want this to be the start of a complete cs study, than you can start with C

Bot’s won’t have to provide face id, obviously. You can buy our new bot-license for only 3 dollars per month.

To be fair, this doesn’t mean you can’t use AI as a tool. An artist or a software developer can generate things with AI and orchestrate the pieces to become a new whole. That whole could still be copyrighted.

They posted something about lisp yesterday, that’s how I came to ask this question.

There are some very decent outside-internet solutions. I have one of those solutions at home and it’s a joy to work outside.

Probably outer space

See msfroh’s comment

Thanks <3