it works quite well actually. even got tap to pay!

oh just you watch me delete system files on my rooted android

the usage of “fool” implies they speak AAVE or a Hispanic dialect of English

or like 13th century English which is probably more likely…

i never understood that. like i see women prettier than models on every second bus station

In the Metaverse where the NFTs lie. One AI to rule them all, one AI to find them, One AI to bring them all, and in the Blockchain bind them; In the Metaverse where the NFTs lie.

original version:
In the Land of Mordor where the shadows lie. One ring to rule them all, one ring to find them, One ring to bring them all, and in the darkness bind them; In the Land of Mordor where the shadows lie.

aight let me tell you MY arch experience. itll be a long one.

i first installed arch with the install script and later manually, i ran this setup for quite some time, and as time goes, small erros cascade into bigger ones. it got to the point where i was reconfiguring system configs every week to fix something that broke from an update. the thing that ultimately caused the most trouble was converting my existing ext4 system to btrfs. this caused all sorts of issue primarily with gaming performance (i had to disable cpu boosting in order to not have constant lag spikes for example). this old system was a mess held together with duct tape and hope, it broke with EVERY update, and not at small scales. at some point i had to reinstall grub everytime i changed something in my boot order. Ultimately i decided 2 days ago it was time for a reinstall. i tried installing it normally, i followed the official install instructions and got greeted by a grub shell. i fucked something up during the install, so i decided fuck it, i will use archinstall script again. then it took me legit 6 hours to get my system running in a way i could use it, tgen the next day an additional 3 to get everything set up so i can game with proper OBS recording and all.

now i have a perfectly functioning Arch setup. and a lot more performance (even tho the setup should be the same, like i really dont know what was wrong with my old setup)

arch WILL be a hassle at some point. in turn you get bleeding edge packages, no bloat, complete customisation, a great learning opportunity, the AUR, and (if properly set up) great performance.

i like arch. i wouldnt use anything else.

respect the side hustle. although i dont know which of the 2 is the side hustle here

basically. to make an anti joke you take the template of a normal joke and swap the punchline to something that isnt a punchline anymore.

here is a anti-meme for example

i too have debian on my homelab, and arch on my main rig

to be fair that is completely due to a lack of understanding of what “equal” and “not equal” mean

Debian is great. but where is the fun in greatness? the jank is what makes computing enjoyable. wabi sabi or something like that.

(i use arch btw.)

you may or may not press that button

the randomness isnt what makes it brainrot, its brainrot because it is so bad and cringy, wether it be random or not.

finally, a good flavour

LETS GO FULL TRIPPY MODE

thats why i simply dont use fplatpacks and such. only pacaman/pikaur

sudo pacman -Syu

and the 2 hours of troubleshooting to find out why you status bar doesnt work anymore

yo thank you i completely forgot about that, may i put this into the alt text of the post?

i count that as a good thing