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I’ve tried basically everything under the sun, and keep returning to Thunderbird. Thankfully they’ve fixed the endless amount of performance issues with it.

Everything else is either in a horrible state, abandoned, or paid spyware that used to be a free project originally

Biome has been really nice so far. I’ve made the switch about a year ago, and outside of tooling issues, that are pretty much long gone, there’s nothing to complain about.

Was waiting for CSS support for a while too. Unfortunately i mostly use tailwind these days, so it would be nice to have some support for ordering the tags there

This really isn’t a good comparison at all. One gives you a list of choices you can make, and the other gives you a blind answer.

If seeing what argument types the function takes make me a worse engineer, so be it, I guess

Anything that allows people to blindly and effortlessly get results inherently makes them more stupid. Your brain is like any muscle. You need to repeatedly use it for it to work well

The point is that they’re not getting anything from me. I’d would much rather spend that extra dollar on a really good indie game.

On the topic of which, i’ve finished Tunic today, and it’s been absolutely excellent. Strongly recommended

Ubisoft won’t even be getting a dollar from me

I have zero issues whatsoever, even on Nvidia. Even before the 560-series driver, my issues were slim to none. I’ve been exclusively on Wayland since Plasma 5.22, and even before that with GNOME, just because it’s astronomically more smooth visually

I love that they’re looking into all of this actively, however we still gotta get to that point. Summer 2025 is a long time away.

We still have two story acts until then, and that is already a problem in itself. Unless Revenant and Heresy are considerably beefed up, in comparison to the Echoes episode, finding things to do in this game will be a substantial challenge. It already is

During my first two semesters i’ve genuinely had to buy 300$+ bundles of books, literally only because the online single-use code was conveniently placed under the wrapper, with no other way to obtain one

A considerable majority of gen-x people I know have higher no education, just because throwing themselves into the workforce was easier for them. If they do have any, it was practically free too. So realistically, no surprise there