No one has replied that you're wrong so have an upvote!
NeatNit
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We have two giants to thank: Microsoft for making themselves a public enemy, and Valve/Steam for making Linux more attractive than ever for gamers. In no small part this is thanks to Valve's Proton (no relation) for running Windows games on Linux.
Proton Drive for Linux (easily the biggest pain point for Linux Proton users) is on their roadmap: https://proton.me/blog/drive-roadmap-summer-2025
At the same time, we’re continuing to improve the SDK — preparing it for public release and ensuring it provides a solid foundation for the upcoming Linux Drive app, a popular favorite on the community wishlist.
Better late than never! However the wording is a bit vague and it doesn't explicitly say Drive for Linux will release this summer. I hope it will though.
Python 1: Ssssssssssss...
Python 2: Sssssssssssss...
Python 1 swallows a chipmunk.
Sorry, I had to.
I absolutely love Python but I don't understand this question. Scripts are many to do something, their purpose is about a million times more important than what language they're written in. This amounts to "what scripts have you made that you happened to use Python for?"
Ignoring the word "cool", I've made some scripts for OpenStreetMap:
https://codeberg.org/NeatNit/gtfs2osm-il this imports bus stop data in my country into OpenStreetMap. I run this script daily. Really proud of it.
https://codeberg.org/NeatNit/ptna-gtfs-import scripts for PTNA, I won't get into what it is (it's really niche) but these scripts are used by PTNA to enable automatic import of route lists: https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Public_Transport_Network_Analysis/Syntax_of_CSV_data#CSV_data_import_definition:_@
They all use Python... Is this that you had in mind?
I don't have much to say other than I once worked with someone in this exact situation. She was 30 but looked like she's still in highschool. It's surreal.
What you do with it is up to you! Like most things, it's a blessing and a curse. Try to look on the bright side. As I'm sure you've been told hundreds of times, when you're way older you're going to reap a lot of benefits of looking young.
If it were me (for reference, I'm 31 male) I'd probably just keep giving straight answers and make the best of whatever reactions I get. Obviously in different contexts you'd prefer different reactions but in any case you get what you get.
Please tell me most people, when they eventually believe you, say you look freaking amazing!
When I was about 25 I started adding10 years to my age when people asked, just to see the reaction.
I love it. This is the way.
Yup. When it's required in order to access something then it's no longer a donation, it's a fee.
I wasn't aware of that instance and I can't really advise. To me that's a bit of a red flag (specifically the fact that it wasn't mentioned upfront) but not necessarily a reason to count them out if you really think they stand out.
I love that factoid! It was also a question on Lateral podcast. I just spent a few minutes trying to find it on their highlights channel on YouTube, but no luck.
I'll take it, and I stand corrected.
My thoughts exactly lol
Depends on the human. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cotard%27s_syndrome
Side note: I am furious that I wasn't able to find the name of this syndrome without ChatGPT. Is this a skill issue or are traditional search engines (in this case DuckDuckGo) just completely useless now?