I really enjoy Debian. I have no need for bleeding edge software releases, what I need is stability. I even run Firefox ESR 😀 It’s quite hard to brick a Debian stable installation (if not doing any extraordinary that is).

Oh yes. The actual craft of writing something down with a pencil does wonders for me to actually remembering stuff.

I’m 53. Never got the hang of typing fast on the phone, so whenever I’m in a meeting and not having my laptop with me, it’s pen and paper for me. 🙃

Dwell?

I find the web 1.0 experience rather nice.

Nej

I know that they don’t spell it with big letters on the website, but Debian is NOT a distro for new users. So why even go there?

Debian + I3 when working and Debian + KDE when slacking off. 🙃

“…wasting massive amounts of ad money.”

I don’t see this as a problem.

Ronnie James Dio.

Milk

Stargazer by Rainbow

I did the same. Lemmy-Easy-Deploy made thinhs easy.

Setting up an own instance of Lemmy got super easy using Lemmy-Easy-Deploy

I’m using Dynu for DDNS.

Solar system. My gaming machine is called Titan, my Pihole is called Asteriods, my Lemmy machine Callisto and on it goes. 😀

Yes, but when HboMax launched here in Sweden there was a DRM issue in Firefox which prevented it from working. They fixed it eventually.

Throw in Git and that’s me.

I watch Netflix, HBO and Disney so yes, I’m guessing most are supported.

Progressive and djent metal

Debian

As a Linux user since 1996 or thereabouts I’ve tried most distributions. I’ve been a hardcore Gentoo ricer and “I’m using Arch btw…”. But these days stability is my main requirement and Debian fills that need perfect.