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Funkt4st1c
They all moved to linux or are bound by golden handcuffs. Source: my entire friend group
My cynical nature says its just steam decks and people not using/unable to afford PCs anymore.
My anecdotal experience says ive swapped 6 of my own family members to linux and know of at least 3 people doing the same, so it might be real
Guy whos never watched movies or felt empathy:
I imagine a lot of people have spiderwebs of dependancies and obscure abandoned projects that collect dust and eventually break everything. If you stick to maintained projects or learn anything about package management at all, youll likely have no issues ever.
I just type "yay" into terminal every month or so when im bored
My biggest problem with Arch over the last 3 years (after skill issues, of course) has been the roughly 2 days when some lib package was rewritten in Rust, breaking a bunch of depancies, so i had to rely on a flatpak.
My biggest problem with Ubuntu has been the 2 or 3 times Canonical decided to uninstall my wifi drivers on my headless server or obliterate my kernel or just decide randomly to never update a package again (even though theyve shipped said updates)
My issues with Arch have always been solvable in under and hour or my fault. My issues with Debian (specifically ubuntu) have been catastrophic.
Honestly wouldnt even surprise me at this point. Seems orchestrating global disasters are his business now
Wages always weirded me out. Wdym 1 hour of work, regardless of output, is worth $20 or whatever? No one outside of a corporate environment could rent me for $20 to do an hoir of work, but i also do that every week of the year.
Easy, dota 2 isnt fun
This is Her. The guy gets super uncomfortable about it and they call it off
WotLK was pretty agreed upon to be the fall of Blizzard, and when i stopped paying attention
"Is it normal to feel completely different all the time from how ive felt before"
Ragebait used to be believable. Tinfoil hat says this is a misogyny bot