Using C is a great way to learn some discipline, your given so much control.

Agreed. Have my password database backed up over multiple places, GPG encrypted of-coarse, you can never be too safe.

I don’t use one, it’s unnecessary. Keep your system light, use only free software and utilize some of your common sense and you’ll be all right.
This one time my brother had his pc(winblows) infested just by plugging in a flash-drive, seriously, just that!!. I hate proprietary software.

All the friendships I’ve had have died away. At this point it’s not even worth the trouble. Have fun while it still lasts.

I remember the first time I tried to end my life so well. I was ready to give it all up, f*ck the pain y’know. I’ve never spoken about it with anyone close to me, I don’t think that I ever will.

I’m a huge proponent of the command line, but you often spend more time learning tools and configuring your environment than getting work done.

I agree with this. I remember spending soo much of my time learning and configuring my environment, the time just seemed to fly by.
These days I prefer to just log into xfce and get some work done. I still use my sweet setup of bspwm from time to time tho, will not forget it.

Same old. I have an exam this Friday, just wanna get it over with so I can concentrate more on reading and writing.

Why would you use copilot in the first place! Is it that hard to write code in a simple text editor like vim?

I used to love video-games when I was 10-18yo. It was fun. Growing up abit more(21yo), saw the magic die. Can relate to the ones that “don’t get it”. There opinion does matter. I’d rather read a book than play a video-game any day of the week.