It might be a very stupid question, but, does Gentoo handbook assume I’m preparing to install Gentoo from an already working Linux system?

When I say “serious” I mean something widely used and expected on the labor market, like C++ or Java. I don’t really know the world of programming very well, so I may misjudge some languages for being not serious easily. Particularly with Zig, I heard it being called a “vibecoder language”

I remember people telling Zig was a “vibecoder” language, in the context of rewriting Bun to Rust. Yeah I know, a very odd kind of logic

I believe, I should’ve put this in quotation marks

Thank you!

Popup says “valid for xmpp.jp and *.xmpp.jp”

The mine is configured to network time, but it is not syncing with my region, just the region having same offset from UTC (both have no DST anyway), may that cause any trouble?

I’ve checked the website of xmpp dot japan, it has totally different certificates rn. Like, it has Google Trust certificate while the popup shows Let’s Encrypt and ISRG. Seems weird

I have to admit, this is a magnificent answer. Thank you very much!

It is possible, but never thought this to be a potential ADHD symptome

So they just don’t port/compile it for certain platforms anymore?

Uhm, at least Opera doesn’t drain my battery as if it was mining something.

I couldn’t find any fresh ungoogled-chromium builds, at least for my device. Isn’t the project actually dead?

I don’t like Brave. It is bloated and I’ve hardly seen a browser slower than Brave

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It is sometimes significantly slower than Opera, which I’ve been used for years before. Not like for the whole time, but there are cases when I prefer Opera. I thought it was an issue with DoH but it was not ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Yeah I’m also using Waterfox but it sometimes just doesn’t work well enough, so I switch to Opera. So I’m kinda looking for something Chromium-based

I’m not struggling with vim since I sticked to nano. Personally to me vim appears kinda legacy, it’s not bad if one uses it, but I just have nano. It is like oldschool phone keyboard - it still does the job perfectly, but I’m not using it. However, some people argue, that vim is still the only available text editor on some setups, so it is highly recommended to know it.

It used to try IPv6 but I’ve disabled it in some config. It worked for one time, but the next session it stopped (but it still connects via IPv4) Btw going to debian.map.fastlydns.net from a browser (as if it was a website) returns “unkown domain”, while pinging it works. This seems weird.

Absolutely same, but I’ve been switching from Opera. I was kind-of veteran Firefox user but my primary browser for many years was Opera. By 2025, Firefox became slow and bloated as hell, even it’s visual design (on mobile at least). I’ve tried a couple of forks, but they were either slow or ugly in my opinion. But Waterfox was not slow and it’s look is exactly what I need: modern but not bloated. So I switched immediately.