There’s no setting to change either

If I wanted minimalism to the point of hampering usability coupled with barriers to customizing my experience

Glad to see you’re getting the true GNOME experience :3. I used GNOME for ages, and honestly the only things that I like about it weren’t even base GNOME things, they were the system76 extensions lol. Once I got more interested in customizing my system the GNOME base started showing itself tho, and it was honestly so bad that I have no clue how it got so big. Like changing the date format in the Gsettings, doesn’t even change it in nautilus for example

Only did it to 10x10 in my country :3

It was like… 2nd or 3rd grade? Anyhow, Im still bad at them, but that’s cause my brain does numbers weird lol

Mm movement :3

I tried arch at one point :3 im back on pop!_os tho

Well since you named “anything” as an included category, here’s a random one: Aila from high rollers: Aerois

For a less obscure one… Reigen from Mob Psycho 100 ¯⁠\⁠_⁠(⁠ツ⁠)⁠_⁠/⁠¯

“There are no microtransactions in pvz replanted, at launch. Can’t say a week after that, when the execs decide we aren’t milking gamer enough” - full quote probably

That too :3

But any symbols you choose to put on the buttons themselves are gonna be arbitrary mostly

I mean… im not gonna say the whole gift and “more than what we deserve” stuff, but yeah… what happens when you die doesn’t really matter much, and no one can know what happens, so you should really focus on doing stuff now, and not planning for some eventuality that you can never predict

Well it is part of my religion, but how it’s interpreted varies :3

I personally don’t worry over death too much either way

It would never catch on, cause people don’t like change :p

But if there was one, it’d probably make sense to go with directions/arrows (←↑↓→) it’d be the least amount of memorization, since everyone from every language can guess that the button you need is the one at the tip of the point in the picture

It’s a slice of life type of book, that tells the life of a kid living in a small village :3… it’s been ages since I read it, so I only remember bits of pieces of various acts, but it goes over various parts of life, like making friends, death of family, encounters with animals and others through the eyes and imagination of a kid.

The name of the book translates to magic briefcase, which comes from the main character lying to his class that his briefcase is magic after they make fun of him cause it’s old-fashioned to go to school with one :3

Not very :3

It was a lithuanian children’s book. As far as I know it’s not been translated to other languages, it was called “stebuklingas portfelis” by Vytautas Račickas

It’s because anyone can find and report vulnerabilities, while closed source could have some issue behind closed doors and not mention that data is at risk even if they knew

¯⁠\⁠_⁠(⁠ツ⁠)⁠_⁠/⁠¯ it’s not necessarily bad afaik, but it is a hassle if you don’t use windows, so it’s not something I plan on putting up with really

Thankfully none of the games I play seem to be going that route (yet)

Whoever is hungry

“Remember kids: if you’re being robbed just say “no”. They can’t do anything without your consent”

I used to wait for the shaders my first few weeks with linux. Now I just press the skip button, and over the years I’ve noticed no difference between waiting and skipping the rendering lol

Guys I asked ChatGPT for a secure code for my website; is this correct:

if getting.hacked == true; don't