~ The Soviets were worse than the nazis.
~ Why?
~ Because they killed nazis.

Fun fact: Renée French is the wife of Rob Pike, one of the creators of the Plan 9 operating system and the Go programming language. She designed the Go mascot.

My dream: to live in a horizontal community, as self-sustaining as possible, with several comrades.

Every day I wake up and say death to U.S

Who is Cloudy? (I'm in love)

Do you want to pursue web development professionally or just as a hobby?

I love this site, it has valuable resources.

Reject Java because it has classes, inheritance and hierarchies.

When our turn comes, comrades, I hope we build a Gulag especially for streamers/influencers.

Although I am not from the United States, I was taught American notation. But when it comes to units of measurement, I use the International System.

DSBM stands for Depressive Suicidal Black Metal, here's an example of a project called Decalius, by just one guy.

Sure, DM me your SoundCloud. I'd like to hear it.

I understand. Electronic components are usually cheap, but equipment is not. When I was a teenager and started learning electronics, I blew up a lot of components because I didn't have equipment to measure current (I didn't have the money to buy it either) and sometimes my calculations failed. But I always had fun.

A groove box would be a really cool project. I hope everything goes well for you.

What kind of music? One of my interests/goals is to create an one-person DSBM project.

Maybe this site will help, I've had it bookmarked for a while, it's amazing: There's no place like home (residence of electronics enthusiasts)

I also read it when it was posted here!

And thanks for the link to the blog, I've already bookmarked it.

YOU HAVE TO. One of the best films.

"I like the idea of communism, and the idea that knowledge should be common and not intellectual property is very relevant. That is especially true for information. Research articles are used for communication in science. But the word 'communication' implies common ownership by itself." Said by my superheroine Alexandra Elbakyan.

A few times a year I watch the documentary The Internet's Own Boy: the Story of Aaron Swartz. I don't know, but it always makes me feel motivated and encouraged when I watch it.

I understand it. Look, this answer may clarify your concerns.

While you wait for someone to invite you to Riseup, use tuta.

FOSS and focused on privacy.

nano is very simple, so it wasn't efficient for projects with lots of files. I used vim for a short time, but then I gave micro a try and I was faster at it, so I stuck with it.

I use micro. Customizable and lightweight.

I try to keep everything minimalistic, so I don't have to customize it too much. For example, this is my terminal:

The most important thing for me is the font, since I also use a terminal-based editor for programming. The color palette is also minimal (I made it), I don't like things that are too colorful. I use bash as my shell, and st as my terminal.