+1 for Summit!

It has been the best clean user experience for me so far

Guess I’m going against the grain here, but in my experiences, no not really.

At least here in Aus I’ve never noticed any correlation between animal friendliness and religion. My family for example is very religious (I’m not), and quite conservative (I’m definitely not lol), but they care for animals better than they care for other people.

What I have noticed is more fear from other cultures. For example, I have an Indian neighbour who never grew up around dogs, especially big dogs. When I first picked up my German Shepherd as an 8 week old pup, they were scared shitless of him! Scared of a cute little fur ball, with paws too big for his body just flailing around bumping into things, literally one of the cutest things I’ve ever seen!

Not dismissing the question on religion being linked to animal friendliness, but maybe region and cultural factors are also playing a role here?

$799 Australian at JB Hi-Fi: https://www.jbhifi.com.au/products/nintendo-switch-2-the-legend-of-zelda-40th-anniversary-edition-console

Fuuuuuuuuuuuck that!

Have you tried Sacred 2 Remastered?

Seems like the devs have been updating quite heavily to fix a lot of the issues and missing features.

I also came across this! They are working on a pixel art title - Sacred: Last Pixel of Ancaria

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4092130/Sacred_Last_Pixel_of_Ancaria/

Thanks for posting this recommendation! I’ve never heard of this title (or series) before, and I’ve been trying to find something new to play lately.

And thankfully it is sitting at gold rating on ProtonDB!

Yeah admittedly I’ve never gone that deep with ZSH specific stuff. Laziness on my part for sure!

I’m glad I asked this question lol, it has got my interests piqued for Fish again!

Yeah looking at this again with fresh and more matu… ahem experienced eyes, Fish seems very interesting, and frankly quite appealing!

Going to switch over on my laptop for a bit, see how I go with it over the course of a month or 2 before deciding on what to do with my main desktop.

Doesn’t the shebang at the top of a bash script negate that compatibility issue anyway?

I remember years ago a YouTuber (I think it was Distrotube) making that same point about Fish, and I had this same thought back then lol.

Although, the Fish scripting looks interesting. Might switch my default shell to Fish on my laptop for a bit, maybe I’m underestimating this lol

Ah okay, thanks for the response!

I’ve heard of the better completion in the past, but when I tried Fish out I couldn’t tell a difference. I guess I’m not doing anything complex enough in a terminal to notice these issues though

Is there anyone that can help answer this? Why use Fish over say ZSH?

I’m a ZSH user, and every system I install one of the first tasks I always do is install ZSH and oh-my-zsh and make ZSH my default shell. However, if you were to ask me why ZSH over Bash, I honestly couldn’t give you a good answer outside of “oh-my-zsh themes look pretty”

Nice pickup! I’m loving the design on Super Breakout 😄

Business transactions. Think of small business that deal with cash, or paying contractors, etc.

There’s many reasons larger bills still exist, even just larger cash transactions like buying a second hand car gives a reason for larger bills to continue to exist.

The one that is in the post linked by OP is just a screenshot of a twitter post

https://mullvad.net/en/help/connecting-to-mullvad-vpn-from-restrictive-locations

This is what I can find on their website. Last updated April 22, 2026.

Seems like Russia is mostly blocked and China is fully blocked.

This guide lists different settings and methods to connect to Mullvad VPN from networks and countries where connecting to a VPN is difficult. This includes countries such as China, Egypt, Iran, Pakistan, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Turkmenistan, United Arab Emirates and Uzbekistan.

But Russia, China, and Iran are listed here. So maybe works? I’m confused

And the Fediverse doesn’t have all of those already?

These are inescapable in the modern age internet unfortunately, however the decentralisation of the Fediverse should help in alleviating those symptoms of an open platform.

More users provides more diversity - More diversity provides the potential for more niche interests to arise - More active niche communities provides more reasons for existing users to stay - More active users staying on the platform inevitably attracts more new users.

More users to accommodate more active niche communities

Standoffs is what I know them as

EDIT: No idea where you are located, but here’s an Aus store with some standoff screws. Hope that helps

EDITEDIT: The link lol - https://littlebirdelectronics.com.au/collections/standoffs-screws

I think so personally, because it’s still engagement and I’m assuming it probably contributes to the MAU number which could in turn attract more users

Over the years, I don’t think there’s many DE’s or WM’s that I haven’t tried to live with on a daily driver, such as KDE, Gnome, Cinnamon, Qtile, XMonad, I3, AwesomeWM, etc etc. What I found over the years was how much I appreciated a clean, simplistic UI for an operating system.

After spending multiple years on ‘window manager only’ setups (got fed up with updating configs on major updates, and got fed up with the amount of config I had to do), I returned back to KDE mainly for the intense amount of OOTB customisation. However, what I realised after a while was that I was just setting up KDE to look and behave like Gnome.

So 2 years after last using KDE, I’m now just using Gnome all the time. I like the workflow, on laptop personally I think the gesture navigation is better than any other DE, and I love the simplistic design. Plus extensions get me what isn’t included OOTB.

Downside to Gnome is when major updates occur and extensions break as a result, other than that I can’t think of much bad about Gnome