During my distro hopping phase of 2011, I tried out a distro called IP Fire. It wiped out my whole drive on boot.
I still have that laptop, hoping one day I'll retrieve that data.
That is a shitty design and for an outfit a big as Microsoft, I feel that it is intentional
Guess I came off a bit strong. Although when I think about 2016, my blood boils. And then they did it again in 2024.
And the funny thing is, I relish the moment we get a woman president. Then these 2 corporate hacks phonied their way to the front of the line and set women back at least 2 decades.
UPDATE:
This really had me thinking and I see that kind of attitude of sticking your head in the sand is just going to give us Trump part 3.
This person won't read this but anyone else reading this need to understand that if you run fascist light, then you will get the fascist and your candidate will go home crying again.
You want people to vote, then give them what they fucking want.
In a world where we are finding out that our leaders are a big group of pedos protecting pedos, I find it strange that we're giving them access to our children's bedrooms.
EDIT: typo
Not really useful in many places. And for most homes, it's non existent
A bike maybe. But you can only carry so much groceries on a bike without it being a very frustrating experience.
You should try what another person on here does and store them in a "trusted" microsft cloud drive \s
Microsoft owns GitHub. This was always going to be the outcome
Reminds me of a netcredit commercial where 2 dudes are dry humping each other.
I think some intern finally spoke up and that skit finally got yanked.
10 years ago up you'd be doing some "devops" to get going. These days it's actually easier than windows on many dostros
Why can't it just be automatic?
And I'm over wondering why none of these links are in the archive.
And interestingly enough my phone crapped out on this post. But at least I was still able to read the the post.
Kind of interested in this too. I just started redeveloping a php site in codeigniter bringing it from version 2 to 4 and when I first attempted this a year ago, it didn't seem that neovim support wasn't very good for php.. I could be mis-remembering. I keep a nice setup with neovim and tmux which also works great in an i3 environment.
I've basically been just using a basic neovim setup for now (haven't even setup the language servers yet) while wrestling the app back up to speed. But with a neotree and multiple tmux windows for commands, it's still been a pretty fluid.