@phudgins
Well, the Christian faith is that He is alive right now, and also as God has omniscience.

One technique I've heard being used by Bible translators to learn new languages: show some curious/interesting object, you'll learn the phrase "what is this?", then start pointing at everything and repeating it.

I got dengue last year.
Intense weakness and pain for a week.
Don't recommend.

I feel some good starts could be Martin Luther's "Small Catechism" and "On Christian Liberty".

Edit: maybe a bible studies group of an historical church (Lutheran, Presbyterian, Catholic, Orthodox, etc. )

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IIRC one book says that hobbits still exist, but got smaller, and too shy to appear.

Dwarves just died off, too few children.

It is a nice backpack tho...

Why this controversy now? Tools like StyleGAN could do this for years already.

To be a little bit more fair, he also put some people he did like in hell.

And the "lost love" does criticize and accuse him a few times.

Not disagreeing.

Little Big Adventure 2 helped me with English.

I watched the prequels first as a child. I still like Jar Jar.

Should report trump for being an Antichrist

@tirednbored
It's great that you care! It has made you create this space to help yourself and others to heal. That's something to be proud!

Virtual hug from a virtual dad 🫂

Now if only Macron stopped blocking the EU-Mercosur trade deal...

Here in Brazil voting is legally considered a duty, not a right, nobody gets to not vote unless they have adequate justification, otherwise there's a fine.

I don't think it's relevant, I can use CLI and terminal just fine and if it's required to do my job then so be it.

It's a preference, and I may complain about it on social media, but I know things are how they are and I'm not so hung up on it as to let it affect my work.

Worst case I would take a few minutes between tasks to quickly whip up a GUI helper, but I think that in 10 years I only did it 2 or 3 times.

For CLI programs I agree, but I've come across GUI programs for which the official installation instructions were CLI only (like Android Studio).

I'm not GUI-only, I just strongly prefer it. My CV does contain me having years of experience developing GUI programs.

Yes, eventually I learned how, but the vast majority of tutorials on how to install or do anything on Linux jump straight into it.
And as a software developer, a lot of tools I come across don't have an official non-terminal installation option.

Yes, I eventually managed to learn how to do most stuff without the terminal, but almost all "How to do Whatever on Linux" tutorials immediately jump into it.

I know the terminal is more distro-agnostic, but even the distro-specific tutorials do it.