30 from it is stackoverflow, 10 are github, and 2 e926 pages.

Both of them is about customization. Hard. I don’t think there’s two similar Slack or gentoo installation. So, for me, at least, it feels there’s really no need distributions of those. Maybe it’s just by definition, though.

Idk man, just wanted to look smart.

I guess kinda the same reason why there are not many distros based on Slackware.

My choice is Connect for Lemmy. (on Android)

Tried out a few; Voyager, Sync (for Reddit, it was the best), Jeroba and god knows what else, but Connect was the one that actually felt right.

it’s a nice little Flutter app. it feels native (sort of) to Android. The other apps were strange to me, cause they have more of iOS UI or else, or they arw PWAs or else…

The reason why I don’t use Sync is because it had strange bugs and was limited a while ago (compared to Sync for Reddit, also my purchase of it obviously lost), also has ads n shit, which is fine, understandable, if the dev would like to earn money with it, it’s a cool and complex app, it worth the money.

Visual Basic looks strange nowadays, huh…

Lua-Nil

I think it doesn’t matter nowadays. Network interfaces are smart enough to twist them internally, or at least, this is what I experienced. I have no idea when did I had to use specifically a crosswire cable, all of my ethernet cables are patch cables for a while now.

So, it shouldn’t be a problem.

DC++

sounds like some flash game from the 2000s with “TRICK YOUR BOSS NOW!” flashing marquee gif button

Earthbound ♥️

Epoxy could work.

3DSs have their interconnect ribbons in the right hinge, the left one is ‘just’ the mechanics.

Also, the shell is pretty sturdy. But nevertheless, you really should replace it, but probably enough just the inner shell of your screen to replace.

Now the sad part is that IIRC for that, you still have to disassemble the whole unit - including removing the ribbons in the hinge then reinserting them. This sucks major ass, it’s really-really hard and tricky to do, and there’s a relatively great chance you bork some of them (camera, screen or speaker/vol/3d controls).

It’s not impossible, tho.

well there’s Logo which is translated to many languages - e.g. Hungarian in Comenius Logo, so great chance you can instruct at max 4000 turtles on your screen.

also, Excel functions are too localized and using them feels somewhat surreal 😆

I went straight from chaotic evil to lawful good.

most of the apps written in Klingon would have the “today is a good day to die” directive, which means no exception handling at all and bringing the whole OS down in glory if needed

I can totally understand that 😄

Tho mine is a pretty low-end plasma, the panel still looks amazingly gorgeous.

Voyager 💛 I’m on last episode of season 6.

I have an old Panasonic plasma and I was always a bit worried when I watch Star Trek (right from TOS) that those black bars on the side of the screen will damage the panel.

But I don’t care. It’s Star Trek.

the PS2 needed only just a Windows Network share (SMB). I guess the XBOX too should have an option for that, so I don’t see any problem with it

I had a really important role of my Pi 1 B+ for a long time; it was a network storage for my PlayStation 2 to play ISOs from the network with Free McBoot and Open PS2 Loader.

grabbed a big HDD, and old CD drive case and put everything inside. The Pi could be powered from the PS2s USB, hooked up a short network cable and it was ready to go.

Tho I still have that PS2, it’s not in use anymore, so neither the Pi.

once I tried to read a Progress code (never before) and I tried to understand it, but I couldn’t.

I guess Progress itself isn’t too hard, but the very first contact with a code left me confused

Lua is pretty rad