He says 'pebnis'

Chrischan noo!

As someone living in the Baltic tides have always been so weird. My local lake is at most 5 meters deep, mostly around 3. Would they just dissappear completely?

There is still a lot to learn from running arch before you try gentoo

Gentoo is basically arch but built around everything being compiled locally. There isn't to my knowledge any "Gentoo-install", but if you can manage to install arch manually it should be quite similar. Gentoo is a bit more complex than arch so if installing gentoo manually seems daunting I would recommend staying on arch.

I've tried it, but couldn't really get into it. Didn't feel like there was much deduction, but more just evidence collecting. However I didn't play for too long and I'm planning to try again. I assume it takes same time to get invested

I would recommend creating an account and see how many youtuber you watch are on there. Many upload to both.

However daily driving might be tough.

Man I'm torn on Odysee. On one hand it's a good and intuitive YouTube alternative, but the cryptoshilling and the uh... interesting crowd that "free speech" platforms always get.

However if more people moved there I assume this special crowd will quickly be outnumbered and made irrelevant

It makes sense when considering the old concept of "Family computers". Then familily share would allow each person in the family to have access to their own saves and achievements. Though I agree the system could use an update

It wasn't actually more efficient. Having all of you're guys in a huge box makes it easier to hit than having you're infantry spread out. It was mostly a morale thing, having other soldiers within arms range made you reconsider running away. While being engaged with huge volleys by these squares made you very much consider if you should run anyway.

"IT is mainly introverts doing mysterious stuff no one understands"

It is a very cooperative field where everyone has different roles with different responsibilities, but everyone has a vague idea what everyone else is doing. Most of the time is spent making sure everyone else can also use the systems you build, not just yourself.