Declare your intentions!

Thank you so much

This is what I love about Lemmy post jokes get actual advice :D I’m learning it to create a monolith webapp for work I’m a solo dev, and it ticked the most boxes.

I’ve gone through the basics of elixir and pattern matching is starting to click, about to start Elixir in action. But I imagine most of my actual dev focus will be in Liveview?

It’s amazing additionally you can run Mullvad through it that might solve your public IP issues but I only run my services for me and my house

If this is just for personal use, I’d see if you can put their router in modem mode and go get a better router, then I’d just use tail-scale or WireGuard.

Just needs a rap about the fun in functions performed by 60-year-old seniors

Tutorials are largely pretty shit:

Sad thing is, you only realise once you learn a fair bit. All these “lifestyle” programmers I used to follow that were literally making out they were the next Carmack, just re-wording Wikipedia or the intro docs. From someone who is only a couple of years into their job as a React copy and paste engineer. Now if I see an intro where they’re making coffee and lofi is playing I click off, give me a 420p video with a distorted mic and constant electrical humming.

Then you have the Udemy courses where you can just chuck in the recent patch notes and say the course is updated to 2025 even though you’re referencing dead tech in the tutorial then an hour later up pops a PowerPoint please disregard the section about API’s for dot matrix printers.

What is the point in being Archbased and only now supporting Btrfs out the box? Additionally, with the desktop environments. It’s basically Fedora or Opensuse with extra problems. I really don’t get the point of Manjaro any more.

You guys are idiots, they use dbeaver and pgadmin not sql… Or maybe its Acess yes they use Acess

No it’s unsupported

Yes python 2 indeed

I didn’t want to start a war?! Those Alpine users pinch really hard.

The ones that get the most imaginary points

• Microsoft bad
• Buntu bad
• snaps bad
• Arch btw
• Wayland bad
• Wayland good
• Wayland bad again
• Wayland good again
• Use Mint because windows
• Don’t use Mint because windows
• Gnome bad can’t customise
• Gnome rice threads
• KDE good because can customise
• KDE bad because customisation causes bugs
• Tux kart

Great progress especially for arm users

BBC micro in a shop:

10 PRINT “Boobies”

20 GOTO 10

But how many burritos is that.

Lets find out! Count = λB. (B (λx. (x + 1)) 0)

3 its 3 burriotos you’re going to have to pop out and get 8 more for the other commenters

Looks at Undertail and Balatro just being a collection of IF statements…

Man

You have to remember older people grew up with computers that are pretty similar to how most of us use Linux. Mint, bluefin would be my choices for someone with lower tech experience.

You likely know this already but oversteer might help with the wheel support