Ostrich and reindeer are both very good

I’d repair the bikes of people with broken bikes who need their bike fixed so they can get on their repaired bikes and cycle off on their bike.

Bike

Not for learning by ear, but Guitar Pro is really good for slowing down and looping. Songsterr is also good.

Especially if its a few years down the line when you’re already a few grand in to their system

Yes. Small socks.

Red boxes are very on trend at the moment, everyone is saying so

alias your way to something you like

4?! There are literally dozens of us!

No one in 2025 has read all of that article.

The main one is how it handles corruption. It has actively been designed to do the exact opposite of what a sane filesystem should do and maximises downtime.

Broken Terrible wRetched Fucking Shit

Who do you think I am?

If you want people to pronounce your project name correctly you should spell it that way. Having a FAQ on pronunciation means you’ve messed up and lost already. Want it to be called “Engine X”? Call it “Engine X”.

My favourite is SAP not wanting people to call it Sap but to spell it out S.A.P. Well sorry, but it’s a CVC word, literally the first kind of word everyone learns.

I also have to deal with spinning rust at work and working with large programs (Visual Studio in my case), but I don’t blame the modern large software for not running well on 1990s hardware.

If 37MB/s is 100% of your disk then it’s your disk’s fault. That’s not even 5% of a modern solid state disk. That’s also not a lot of memory for modern intensive programs such as you’re using.

I have no idea what’s wrong in this picture. Software using some disk and memory? Oh noes.

I aint typing out ‘please’, I will compromise on alias plz='sudo'

Kubuntu. It’s solid and similar enough to Windows UI-wise. Everyone should start there and later people can explore other options if they want.

Ubuntu Server LTS releases are unbelievably good. They are absolutely solid as a rock. I’ve had several VMs running it for almost a decade with zero issues.

Ubuntu desktop doesn’t suit my use case though,and nor does Gnome.

One 6, one 8 all of that applies. If you can’t manage to control device access at a basic level, I feel sorry for you.