As someone who never used an immutable distro: what are the quirks when using it?

Bots:

Pummeler, that one heavy pistol that isn’t the senator, stun grenades, heavy Armor with extra grenades or peak physique, AMR, ballistic shield, stun mortar, OPS

Bugs:

Pummeler, grenade pistol, stun grenades, light or heavy Armor with extra nades, flamethrower, Gatling turret, OPS, eagle airstrike.

Against bots, pummeler and ballistic shield makes you basically invincible. Against bugs, I’ve found heavy Armor to drastically outperform light Armor. You don’t need speed if nothing really damages you.

No. I know people who are genuinely nice, and I don’t compare to that. I am, for the most part, trying to be a very relaxed person though, and my benign apathy has sometimes been described as “nice”.

Tbh I kinda like flat design if done tastefully and within a confined scope, but that Alegria/Globo Homo bullshit from evil corporations and the weird full plastic boxes of nothing can rightly go to the dump.

I will hate the decade though for its prevalence of the bland beige and off-white interior design.

That is actually what brought me back to Linux, I used to run Ubuntu and then Mint around 2010 but had to switch to Windows for work (and stuck around because it works well enough) but the taskbar being stuck on the bottom bothered me enough to finally make the switch back.

What did you call me?

That is the unironic basis of my “enlightened centrists” friends beliefs. He doesn’t want the poor people he sees on TV and at the bus stop to benefit from his money. Nevermind that he received a free education and has all the benefits of living in a first world country. Only if he himselfs would benefit from a measure (e.g. fixing the streets in front of his house) would he be in favour of spending tax money.

Knowing about and having met multiple such “senior Devs” has made me feel so much better about my work and my own set of skills, not gonna lie.