And I use shampoo for everything. And no, I am not implying anything. [=

When is the time to switch to systemd-boot? It can already do sll the things one would need from a boot loader but nicer.

I am using it many years now, previously on Gentoo, now on Debian stable.

Except for the chair. I don't like this chair. Give me another chair and a desk to put my foot on. Or: a swing.

Well deserved, I am enjoying Pika Backup recently. (:

Also in the fineprint: Imagine you could do a planetary broadcast through a "data link" in 2024. Do they mean TikTok or Instagram?

Awesome. After many years of vim-use I learned about CTRL+n as well. A game changer.

And while we're at it, I also installed vim-nox to be able to use vim-snippets with utilsnips to TAB for even more joy of programming with vim. [=

I always uninstall nano on systems with not much users. On the more busy and established servers, I need to leave it as-is and I have to adjust when visudo opens nano and I forgot to put EDITOR=vim in front of it.

Oh, I did not know of 'A' before. Hopefully I can train myself to use it.

I use the normal arrow keys in vim to navigate, but I love all the other neat features and I propably only know <20% of them.

And maybe on a 40% keyboard with custom layout every key is very near. My arrow keys are very custom placed, btw. I have 4 of the same keyboard (Planck), because I am so used to my own custom layout and layers.

I have noticed, people just leave their chair when I arrive. I sit down, do the thing they did themselves the whole time without getting it to work and it starts to work at first try. Sometimes, idk, what they were doing but they are happy to carry on.

This happens more often on Windows than on Linux. Linux users seem to have more real problems. ^^ On the other hand, at my place there is a lot more Windows than Linux on desktops.