You live next to the world’s fattest man? Amazing!

At the rate those things get spewed out, you can use pretty much any dictionary word and it’ll be the name of some kind of software tool. Probably in javascript.

Emacs has scripts that can do almost anything. If you wanted to, you could pretty much replace your graphical desktop with Emacs and still do pretty much everything you do. vi is an editor.

US people like to give everything a different name. They often repurpose names from elsewhere thus bringing much confusion to online spaces. It’s their thing.

Well, it doesn’t roll off the tongue in the same way, that’s for sure.

I’m surprised they don’t have a study saying you need five daily grams of micro plastics yet.

Why did this lovecraftian horror crawl out of the beyond and into a frying pan?

Kmail, Thunderbird, Evolution. That’s pretty much it.

There’s always some weird niche client somewhere but it won’t be a hidden gem. Although I guess you can always use Pine (or rather Alpine nowadays) if you want to appear ubergeeky.

Every image text has to be misspelled. It’s mandatory.

Lots of people do the exact opposite and nobody seems to find anything wrong with it.

So wine ends up being better than the Microsoft stuff. Not really surprising I suppose.

I’ll have to take your word for that. I thought that people got desktops running on it. But then I don’t get to use windows very often.

I think you should just write it for Linux. Since Windows has that Linux Windows Thing (I don’t remember what it’s called), it’ll probably work there as well as long as you mark it as a dependency.

The nice part is you won’t have to go through all the bother of getting up and getting ready.

Could you please put them in a small bag to go?

I thought the answer was 42? Not that it makes much difference.

From “poule d’inde”, litterally “hen from India”, which got shortend as such things tend to be. And it replaced the delicious Christmas goose for a while because it was “exotic”.

After several decades, you’d think they’d be at vii already!

I’m trying to remember if I’ve ever run kwrite beyond the first time 20 years ago when I wanted to see what it was.

I thought it was some sort of candy.