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My favourite thing to do is hike or run a trail and track it in OsmAnd, and then go update the trail to make it more precise or up to date with changes since it was last added in.

Ahh, julienned

My dad first showed me QuickBASIC when I was 6. I didn’t understand the concept of syntax as distinct from semantics at the time but I was still able to learn it.

OsmAnd: This map application is popular enough that it probably doesn’t need mentioning, but good golly is it a powerful tool. Great options for downloading maps and having them offline, and while the car navigation might be missing one or two key features that you’d expect from proprietary alternatives (like live traffic), the sheer amount of detail that has been crowdsourced is mindblowing. There are a wealth of trails and cycle routes, low level details like park benches, bridges, and lookout spots, and the various map profiles you can build are very customizable. I’m personally a huge fan of the trip recording plugin for tracking all my hikes, runs, bike rides, canoe trips, and even swims.

Oh hmmm geee, I wonder what language it’s built with

Jk I friggin love Rust, great to see more projects like this

I quite like my Kubuntu Focus. I found some people complaining about the durability of System76 chassis (apparently they’re plastic) and that’s why I didn’t go with them.

Still free! We’ll just have to fork Plasma to get the infinite errors back.

If you don’t use a DE, it looks like there are ways to enable it in window managers as well. You’ll have to look up specific instructions for yours.

Some desktop environments set a default compose key, but you might have to set one manually. Common choices are the menu key or the right alt key if you don’t use it much.

Mostly it just defines a set of pretty standard and sensible combinations to add accents or other modifiers to existing characters, but there’s quite a bit you can do with it.

Some Willem Van Spronsen type stuff maybe?

I friggin love Plasma!

I know someone with a decade old Leaf and that thing is still going strong with more than 300k on it.