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    6 months ago

    For me the turning point was when a failed Windows forced upgrade ended up deleting me important files. I had backups, but I lost days of work because Microsoft felt so insecure in the face of piracy that they had to upgrade my computer despite me constantly telling them not to do so.

    That was around 10 years ago. I went through various KDE distros; in the end I settled for Kubuntu.

    The recent developments in KDE plasma are excellent. I haven’t had to open a command prompt in years. I hadn’t had a tech problem until this year when my tmp folder got full.











  • The year is 2020.

    Covid was in full force, and we were suddenly assigned impossible tasks in very little time. Not to mention we hadn’t been given a raise in more than 2 years, not because the company finances were bad, but because the owner was a greedy bastard.

    Then one person decided to quit. And another. And another.

    What did the owner do? Raise salaries to keep the personnel? No, he let them leave and loaded all the work onto us.

    I decided I wouldn’t be the one crushed by that load, so I was the next to leave. Bye bye.