and what you just described is the difference between a computer scientist and a computer engineer!

I would be willing to put money on “likely nothing” being the answer for active nuclear reactors. They’re highly automated from a safety perspective these days. I’d be more worried about chemical plants

most users simply do not care. if it works, it works

I think Fedora and Ubuntu are easy recommendations!

this comment isn’t about your post dude, it’s about this comment chain

this article is ancient why post it now?

yeah that was my reaction as well

you can install VSCode on the raspberry pi even, it’s just linux

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oh Jira isn’t that bad

I’m not saying I’m not a tool… you definitely don’t need a stud finder when I’m right here

No need for a dedicated tool, I’m right here ;)

it’s a warm day!

lemdro.id also runs via horizontal scaling behind a load-balancer, soon to expand globally to keep response times down for people everywhere. We’re very resilient :)

No worries, your experience is totally valid thanks for sharing it. I’ll mention it to the other admin running that account :)

Hey, thanks for pointing this out. I asked around and this is actually ran by one of the other admins on the instance. They generate the responses manually and then paste them as a comment. The account is marked as a bot so that users can disable showing bot accounts in their profile settings.

I know this doesn’t functionally change your point, but Lemdro.id is still growing (over 10k subscribers now…), so hopefully you can get some better answers in the future.

lemdro.id is quite strict regarding bots, I run it! I’m not sure what post they were referring to since I can’t see it in their history

I’m on the Gnome train myself

what desktop environment are you using… my laptop works great on Arch.

i use arch btw