They’re already all just glorified Eliza programs.

eightreons

I rocked a Surface with Linux Mint for a few years. It worked great and was much more performant than Windows. I eventually got myself a proper laptop because I was wearing through multiple keyboard covers with the amount of typing I was doing, but I still keep it around as a backup.

This is fascinating. Sure wish they released the design tool so we could play with it.

Yeah just the one would be great. Two would be fabulous, but I understand if you want to keep one for yourself.

It feels tone-deaf in contrast to the other comments.

I am confident that she’s willing to wait, considering the lead time for another batch from the factory.

We’d all be happier for you if you were a touch less glib. And especially if you sent me your extra for my wife. She’s not even gonna use it as much as I would one of my own, but it was supposed to be an important gift, so it’s for her.

No, they’re lime.

Because they are just bragging.

Did I stutter?

That’s great! I’ll pay you cost plus shipping for the other, thanks. My wife asked for this for Mothers’ Day.

This entire post is about terminal-based editors, buddy.

Which command-line program are you using to access Lemmy?

Yeah, that’s what the shortcut hint shows, champ.

Copy and paste in nano work just fine - no clue what you’re talking about. It uses standards established in the '80s - Ctrl-X for eXit being an even older standard - and clearly lists them visibly for a quick reminder.

nano still wins. All the shortcuts are listed at the bottom.

nano. I can’t memorize esoterica.

nano, and I’m an expert.

Somehow, I forgot about charging cables.