Debian for me and Linux Mint Debian Edition for anyone I help with computers, because I don't want to configure a system more than once and to investigate why some stuff doesn't work.

Wait. What does genders have to do with a language??? Várj csak. Mi köze a nemeknek a nyelvhez???

What ads? I use Firefox and its forks and I haven't seen an ad.

The Man from Earth is not forgotten, it has never been recognized. I've never seen such a great movie. The plot: a bunch of techers talking. That's it. But that talk is mindblowing.

Universe was my favorite of all of Stargate. It asked the best questions and showed how easy it is to die on a super advanced spaceship if there isn't fresh air and clean water. A shame it is discontinued.

Turkish. The same goes for it, try listening something. I really enjoy Almora.

Edit: te is magyar vagy?

Idk either, but I can confirm it still works. I have a Nokia with Android one.

A meme comes to my mind. 'If you need threat of eternal suffering to be a good person, then you are not a good person.'

A sysadmin couldn't install a Debian server, because the internet was unavailable. There were 2 net cards in the machine (either had an interface twice the size of the PCI slot it was sitting in, the other was regular PCI). My dear mentor put the LAN cable into the regular card, the told the installer to use the other. I told him to finish my work and installed the server for him.

Same sysadmin told me to graft two CAT5e cables. I wired a small cable (10 cm), starting with green-white at both ends, then grefted the two cables with it. Later he complained, that I made a crossed wiring, because the other cables started with orage-white. I couldn't explain, if you double-cross a wire it becomes a straight one. Then I told him, that modern routers configure themsefves, no matter how messed up the wiring.

At another company there were 3 pieces of free antivirus on every PC. A onedrive (free) account was our cloud service. The boss wanted me to teach the store manager how to develop a website and I had one week to do that, that was my last week.

It's one step better than whatsapp, fb messenger and viber. I use Signal with my family and friends, it's a middle ground between the big ones and XMPP.

I work at the railways as an overhead line mechanic.

Funnily enough, from the first time I felt OSMAnd more intuitive than gmaps. Overwhelming setting options, yeah, but it felt like home to me.

I use Swisscows and Metager, and usually find what I need, if I don't I retry the query with Startpage.

Kazohinia by Sándor Szathmári. It's a fun double dystopia, especially fun once you recognize our own world.

It was 2009 and I was 14. I had been using Ubuntu on my father's PC for a year and I installed Andromeda Linux (an Ubuntu fork with a stunning theme), completely wiping my HDD. The next day I installed Windows and attempted my second Linux install, I was more careful and got a doual boot working.

Yup it looks good. I'd like a physical keyboard on my phone but unfortunately this one is well above my price range. Maybe a second hand device 1-2 years from now will be OK for me.

I've been keeping an eye on pine and yeah, I can't daily drive it. I hope soon it becomes something ordinary people like me will be able to daily drive.

Volla doesn't seem to be a fair company then. I got hyped for a degoogled android + linux dual boot phone, any recommendation for that?

Book: Kazohinia. It describes human beings very well. What we do to each other and why, how could we make better and why we aren't better. Movie: The Man from Earth. The plot of the move is 7-8 people talking in a living room. That's it, but it's more interesting than most movies I've ever seen. It don't want to spoil it to anyone, but it shares deep thoughts.