It depends™. I mostly use Vim, and switch to VSCode if I want an IDE rather than a text editor, and occasionally I use Mousepad when I want something more mouse-friendly, for example if I am just writing a quick digital sticky note. I also use HedgeDoc, an online Markdown editor, with Vim keybindings. On my old Windows computers, I use Notepad++.

You already know that you could blog about absolutely anything and I would love it. Maybe idols because I know basically nothing about them so I would learn something, or the cutest things in your home (that has to include you as #1 or a lot of people will be mad), or that thing you told me about accepting yourself!

Aelita, in Code Lyoko

I think the only time this ever really happened is with peanut butter and herbs de provence, something I definitely haven't been harassing you about recently :P

Most of my cooking really only consists in heating things up, not really trying a recipe or even just considering mixing some ingredients together to see how it goes, because cooking is always a big struggle for me, so making my own interesting meal is an exceptional event lol

Sounds like a knockoff Edward Snowden!

Most of the time, I don't listen to any music, as I like listening to the truck's engine. If I do want some music, I might use some random indie pop playlist, or listen to TruckersFM, or for more realism, one of the french highway traffic info radios like Sanef 107.7 or Radio Vinci Autoroutes, which I add to ETS2's live_streams.sii myself. (check out this neat editor!)

Oh boi I hope they won't put a 600 questions / day limit…

Pink because my first favorite fictional character was a girl with pink hair.

Probably because a moderator did not want to take any risks, or because they got a lot of reports and didn't look much more into it? I hadn't even heard of that account because I avoid the public timeline.

Walking around and pretending to be excited all of the time is already exhausting enough, and they aren't paid enough to be told to talk to visitors I guess.

My friends usually know enough to not need much support, or they require support in domains that I cannot help at all with or with questions that go far beyond my own knowledge, and they know how annoying it can be to be the family tech support, so we take pity on each other. And I don't remember when I last asked a friend for tech support either. We just do moral support instead, commiserating about our struggles with humans who interact with computers (users, developers, etc.).

It's @rainbowpink

Tiramisu. I mean I have had some before, but only the industrial stuff, not from a restaurant or a bakery or anything. I ordered the ingredients and will try to make some at home soon, even though cooking or baking is a huge struggle for me…

They might be fun if the questions aren't asked specifically to mock you or bully you, which is how I have gotten a majority of the embarrassing questions in my experience. And when they are asked by people you actually trust, and where you also trust every single of the listeners. You also need to have the right to skip a question or to say you don't know, because there are some questions where you genuinely cannot answer or some that might be linked to traumatizing experiences or things of that sort, without people being annoyed or angry at you.