FuglyDuck

The thing is… arch…. You can actually fix. Most times.

Unlike the proverbial him.

(Not that you should have to.)

*Laughs in American*

*sobs in americsn*

Why are we so backwards?

I’m curious.

What’s your line of work, if you don’t mind?

Don’t tell the boss, jerk.

I was kinda referring to the impossible shapes and dimensional illusions Escher used. Like this one:

I kinda like escher’s work…. And this is giving off those vibes…

definitely a nerd’s nerd.

This is why I named my strain “Golden Kubernetes”

keep the server farm in front of the weed grow. they’ll lose interest. (as they say, business in front, party in the back. Just not for hair.)

yes. And then it’s literally just a… reboot.

You don’t sit there waiting for it to install. It’s just restarting the kernel so the newly-installed version takes over. (and generally it only applies to the kernel updates.)

They still haven’t figured out how to do updates without installing during a reboot.

Something Linux has been doing since the 90’s

Honestly? It actually depends on the friend or colleague.

Arch isn’t as bad as it can seem, especially if you find an installer for it. Something that’s more mainstream linux might be better; though. especially if they’re looking for a “it works” kind of thing.

I use Arch, by the way.

They knew what they were doing.

All I really known about it is that you can roast pot in butter and extract the thc/cbd into the butter then use that to make cookies.

But yes.

I also know that you need to be careful to keep them sorted from normal cookies. Don’t, ah, ask how I know that.

“Magic Cookie” is the term I use for cookies baked with cannabutter.

Nixos?

$ sudo rm police

Cops hate this one trick.

Is this one of the “team building” songs they make you sing at MS?

“You pay me to do what I do, so you don’t have to worry about it.”

simple. fire the asshole.