6502 @mavica_again@computerfairi.es

it's a little funny to me how certain people will with the same breath demonize windows because "the NT kernel is evil" and also say that ARM and RISC-V will never be serious competitors to x86

begging for photoshop tutorials that are not videos

@Stinkie you already got the strokes in a buffer where i can undo and redo them! let me move around the order in which actions are redone!

society if drawing programs allowed you to undo strokes, create a new layer and then redo those strokes

i search for a way to list all programs that currently have indicator applets registered. i get no relevant results. i conclude there is not one person in the world who knows exactly how desktop linux fully works

i press prtsc. flameshot comes up and lets me crop the area i want to screen shot. this is a good thing. there is now a flameshot indicator applet where there wasn't before. this is ok. the muted volume indicator applet has changed from gray to red and become off-center. this is perplexing

linux is a very good operating system for a headless server that turns into a very bad operating system once you plug a monitor into it and install a desktop environment

the only reason this laptop runs linux is that it's a centrino duo from 2008. linux is lightweight, but that's at the expense of not really being very good

using linux always makes me miss windows, every single time.

coming back to a linux laptop i haven't used in a year or so. i look up at the indicator applet tray in my MATE desktop. there is a prohibited symbol. i click on it. an empty box appears. i right click on it. i get the helpful about box that this is an indicator applet panel. i do not know what the prohibited sign means. i cannot get rid of it without getting rid of all the other applets. this is the reality of using a linux desktop

i apparently don't use many things that rely on us-east-1

bring back megas xlr

@arielmt that's close enough to "shit" in portuguese that, honestly, i could own that