likewise.

I know some people are extremely stupid, but surely it’s a small percentage in the grand scheme, so why do so many seemingly smart people fall for this obvious nonsense?

they want to

Goodbye to all that by Robert Graves

A personal British view of WW1 from the trenches. It is interesting because of its personal account of things which I only know about via histories. Have read Graves’ I Claudius previously, which is also a great read. The writing is different but the voice is familiar.

searched it. looks amazing

there are dozens of us. dozens.

also i didn’t know about solaar. thanks

looks interesting. thanks

nice. thanks

yeah i love that too

i havent found a mouse that doesnt work at all, but my side buttons arent working (probably my issue, but still). it more about a mouse manufacturer who treats linux users as first class citizens.

yes i have a logitech. i really like it - other than the side button issue mentioned elsewhere (probably my fault as others has noted). they seem to be often recommended - including in this thread - but i was wondering if there were other high quality mice i hadnt heard of.

thanks. i am mildly curious about trackballs. good write up

thanks . very interesting

yes . that is my experience also

yes i mean hardware.

people i work with use and love those vertical shaped mice. i find them too weird. that is probably cause i am stuck in my ways.

i have a logitech mx anywhere which i like but the side buttons don’t work very well on linux.

i am really just interested to see what people are using. maybe there is a better one out there for me.

thanks for the recommendation.