ah now i understand. that is indeed problematic. thank you for informing me

Removed by mod

so maybe im getting this wrong, but both qoutes you gave seem to me to take on a “just shut up about any politics whatsoever, i dont care.” stance

i just google something like “arch window manager usage”

does that come with an explanation?

you dont. but worry not, having a second “digital identity” for school and work, that has no connection to your private one is actually a pretty solid way to stay anonymous. false data is less identifying than no data at all

coincidentally, i have had the exact opposite experience: water was onky ever a problem if it was tgere for a long time, and in large amounts

probably wont do much unless he throws a whole bucket

thats the beauty of it, is it not? having your OS fit SPECIFICALLY you and your needs. i am now so used to my setup that i fell like i will get an aneurysm when trying to use windows… or a DE on Linux

by issue with ublock getting blocked, always try updating the filter lists

they arent mutually exclusive

jokes aside, i fond this gem quite some time ago in shitposting, if you posted something like…

well more likely cause you posted this in a seroius sub, if you posted this in image form in shitposting, it would got through the roof probably

i dont understand tge downvotes, this is post is peak

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

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

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.

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

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