I do everything in English.
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A lot of the world is forced to use English, because it is the official language for air traffic controllers, both local and domestic.
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tfw wanted to put OpenBSD on the WRT54GL, but they got no MIPS port.
tfw when NetBSD doesn’t support that shit.
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Just noticed the edit. Idk what langs i dream in since i never remember what i dreamt, if anything.
I do think in English very often. Maybe even 50%.
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I should do this too. I don’t, and it kinda shows when ever I speak or write in English.
Aww come on! It will be fun! 
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i think in english often, speaking not so much but sometimes with clients
i think i never actually heard a language spoken in dreams 
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I just came up with another thing that I can put on a server. CI/CD. I never experimented with it, just used a bit at work as a user.
Could be cool thing to have for my OS dev.
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shhh… yep, you can feel a new thread and bandwagon challenge approaching. It’s a bigin, watch out!
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I’m thinking of NIH the shit out of it, and write own CI shell scripts and stuff.
Looking at options it’s all ruby and python, just deps I don’t need.
Keep in UNIX, keep it simple
inb4
u wot m8, stop making shit harder for yourself
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Think I might install FreeBSD on my PC after all, just to cut down on distractions in my life.
Or maybe OpenBSD, I’d really like that, but I have GTX 780… I want my videos not stutter 
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You going to use it as your main os? To replace Arch?!
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This won’t end well.
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yeah, that’s why I’d rather replace it with OpenBSD
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maybe am losing my mind
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Install FreeBSD but try to make it tinfoilhat friendly.
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Oh good, you can make a video more informative than what I am watching… plz… guy is boring
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maor hardware, more software, more OpenBSD, more BETTUR
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