Some of y’all really need to shut the fuck up and read a book.

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  • Moisture cures super glue incredibly quickly. This is (partially) why smooth dry surfaces like glass take a very long time to glue, but fingers are instant. Some glues even recommend very lightly wetting the surfaces being joined to help with fast adhesion.

    Acetone will dissolve cyanoacrylate very quickly and can be purchased in bulk from any hardware store for cheap. Acetone is also the primary component in most fingernail polish remover, so that can also be used in a pinch.




  • You know what’s really mature? Secretly enforcing a blacklist of users that hurt your fee fees, then crashing out when people call you on your bullshit, then quitting your project by writing a whiny multipage diatribe where you attempt to ddos the main instance you have problems with.

    That shit is pathetic. If you weren’t such a prick, I’d feel bad for you.







  • list of toxic users

    Bro like every major account on this site is on that list, and most of them are chill and not toxic at all, just leftists.

    Why would you trust the word of a developer that hid this list in a file that is downloaded after install, rather than the official blocklist in the git repo? Are you really that gullible?





  • You’ve posted this sentiment in three different comments and an entire post and been down voted to hell every time. We get it, you (for some reason) think that there is no difference between PC gaming and console gaming.

    Obviously you’re wrong and this sentiment is stupid, but keep thinking that it’s everyone else being hypocrites and not you being blinded by your own bias. I’m sure everyone will start agreeing with you if you just keep posting the same comment.





  • I suppose so, but xfce and cinnamon do excel in use cases where the graphical polish of gnome and kde are either unnecessary or are too resource intensive. For old devices or servers where you want a desktop, they both work really effectively while using pretty much the bare minimum.

    Like most things involving Linux, it’s more about options and flexibility than making a desktop that works in all use cases. There are actually quite a few things I like about gnome, and I wouldn’t mind using it, I just like being given a million options to tinker with lol.