Yep. Totally possible.

I’m also counting the setup and restore stuff.

I manage multiple windows servers with AD and all the shit.

I have set them up tens of times.

When you have a shit piece of software, it is unpredictable. So you encounter a new issue every time.

Just today and yesterday, one of my friends asked me to upgrade their windows server for their small business.

Installing a fucking windows took me 6 hours. This whole shit would be done in 40min I if I could install and setup Debian on their server.

Holy shit this is so stupid I can’t defend them anymore 😂😂

You update arch every 2 years?

Gnome tries to be Apple but even worse

Hmmmm. The tagging approach seems interesting.

Turns fs structure from tree hierarchy to graph hierarchy

Can you explain why are you fond of haiku? What are it’s strong points?

I had it in a VM, and liked the UI design. It was retro and unique.

Babe wake up…

Bush is about to drop 9/11 pt.2

We do the opposite. If something is known we just say it “The girl(1) is playing(2) violin(3) downstairs(4)” دختر(۱) در طبقه‌ی پایین(۴) ویالن(۳) مینوازد(۲)

To refer to an unknown thing we add a prefix ی to the thing

A girl -> دختری The girl -> دختر

Persian(Farsi) also doesn’t have a word for “The”. We just say the word. There’s also no gender prefixes. The whole language is gender neutral.

Our ancestors were really up to something thousands of years ago.

It’s been proved to me before that this guy (people?) Really have no idea what their talking about.

They installed ubuntu one day and decided to make it their whole personality.

Her: it depends on who’s asking and their usecase

• Pls marry me (pls)

Honestly, if you can’t fix it yourself, if you can pay someone to fix it and submit pr to upstream, it would be the best possible route. Everyone’s happy.

You lost me at “helix better than nvim and emacs”

i3/sway for life

You either have to opt for convenience or privacy/preformance/security. You can’t have all things at once.

You either put in the time and effort, or you don’t even want to think about what an OS is. It’s a choice.

You’re right but I think that’s a good thing

I don’t think we really want Linux to be used my everybody. This higher barrier filters out some dummies which which will be only trouble and no benefit to the community. It’s called tactical friction or something like this.

Average windows user brain

How dare you