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Which works just fine with Mk!

Mk > make

ICQ was abandoned because young people use worse chat software now.

Signal is a messenger, IRC is not. On Windows, mIRC is still the way to go.

Yes, it is. There are worse alternatives like Discord and Slack, which is where you can find those who hate actually writing text instead of sending pictures and emojis. That’s everything that has changed since the early 2000s from what I can perceive.

Agreed. macOS isn't even that bad, honestly. And there's a lot of FreeBSD and, lately, OpenBSD in it.

OpenBSD does not have any dramas. It is a highly anti-political project.

Ah, maturity. Something Linux devs will never reach.

Why would you still need GitHub then?

It’s not that the previous owners were a charity.

Hosting your stuff on other people’s computers. Always an awesome idea.

That’s mostly because the GPL sucks.

I’m wish people would learn how to self-host their code.

Seriously, fuck them and fuck that. Remixing other people’s intellectual property without even giving any credits is available “for free” now. Ah well. I never was a violent person, but I’d love to see their server farm engulfed in flames. Thieves and/or imbeciles.

SBCL, because of its live-hacking capabilities. If I absolutely have to decide between those two listed above, I’d choose .Net. It has a nicer tooling in my opinion.

Over the last two years I have gradually moved my mail traffic to my own mail server (OpenBSD & OpenSMTPD & Dovecot & rspamd). In the meantime, I have understood Dovecot's Sieve well enough that it even works halfway the way I would like it to. For mail clients - I switched completely from...

APL?

Lisp, because Python sucks.

Excluding IBM, to be fair.

Linux seems to.