Are you installing your secondary OS on the same drive or on a separate SSD?

Do terms like partition, file system and bootloader mean anything to you?

The first two things I remember doing are visiting the official X-Files website, www.trustno1.com, and looking for cool pictures of space ships from Star Trek.

Lol, Seedy Eye Software.

That does look like a similar CD-i game, but it doesn’t quite replicate the nauseating perceptual horror of the constant zoom-in-and-out-like animations and the ridiculous, constantly fluctuating, proportions in the cutscenes.

Oh God, that artwork. It’s even worse when you see it in motion!

The Dutch government and Royal Dutch Philips should officially apologize for the CD-i Zelda games.

I actually played that shit as a kid! Imagine my disappointment when the game we rented turned out to be an extremely shitty platformer! Also, good luck playing that abomination with the default remote/controller.

There is a Python library for everything. That’s what makes out so versatile. If performance is not an issue and it doesn’t need to run in the browser, Python is virtually always an option.

If you’re just doing basic CRUD stuff that doesn’t need to scale, sure. Even then IMO it’s a good idea to understand the underlying database queries.

Learn SQL so your website can use a database like PostgreSQL.

I like this. I think instead of “vibe coding” we should call it “cuck coding”.