@ink_slinger My wife and I love the train. We want to do a cross-country trip on it and we'll have to save for a while for that to happen.
That said, Toronto to Montreal is a pretty crowded trip. We've done it twice, once in the summer in a train car that had the heat on. We still liked it, though.
@calvin A group of us use Discord for a private meetup every now and then. The best I can say is that I tolerate it. I cannot imagine trying to have a meeting with it. However, it's better than Skype.
I also just can't stand the gaming aspect of it. But that's a personal aesthetic thing.
I'm encouraged when I see people who use the command line talk about how the shell could supply the terminal with more information because it pushes in the direction of creating a personal computing environment rather than just a machine that runs processes.
@thomasfuchs It felt mushy to me after a little while. I have a HHKB Pro 2 and Lite, and used them for a couple of years and recently stopped. I cleaned them to, but to no avail.
Found out someone I know contributes to the dumpster fire that is comments on news stories. They claim being banned is a freedom of speech issue. I politely explained they are doing nothing to help things and no, it's not a freedome of speech thing. They are free to publish their thoughts in other ways.
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