No, this is Glagolitic script, an alternative to Cyrillic. Mostly used in old Slavic scriptures, was later replaced by Cyrillic and Latin.

Most Slavs themselves don’t know how to read this

Lucky you, it’s now FOSS!

Agreed - it’s not that there are no space constraints at all.

The question is then whether it’s cheaper to buy LiFePos instead of lead acid or to install more solar panels.

Manjaro is amazing, but might have a little steep learning curve should you use it for something very advanced. Also, no .deb’s and .rpm’s for you, but AUR is arguably even more based (don’t rely on it too much though, troubleshooting issues with AUR-sourced apps is an advanced task indeed!)

Other than that, an insanely snappy (thanks, Arch!), beautiful (thank you, presets for various DEs!), almost bleeding-edge and very novice-friendly distribution.

Okay, you sold it to me (given for free) Should try to approach Gnome again. Currently a KDE user.

• Budgie for minimalist KDE-like experience
• Cinnamon for good old Windows 7 vibes
• XFCE for going all XP
• KDE itself is really good nowadays, and probably the most popular option

There is plenty of choices, those are just some of the major ones.

Unintentional Lemmy moment

Alright, thanks for fair criticism! Will delve deeper.

Coffee addict is technically water addict, too

There are plenty of other sources for polyphenols - including tea, but also chocolate, qinoa, buckwheat etc.

There is no need to drink coffee in order to replenish polyphenols in your body.

And drawbacks are huge: aside from broken sleep, caffeine puts a giant strain on cardiovascular and other systems, and in people with caffeine addiction, not having their cup leads to high irritability, sleepiness, dizziness, and a lot of other symptoms.