milicent_bystandr

After a suspicious-looking guide I nearly started with, and the NoxOS split drama, and having homemanager bork my login in a test setup, I wonder if next time I'll try GUIX.

What kind of apostrophe use is

its'

?!

You'll have people arguing two hundred years later if women are technically members of the generic plural 'boys'.

"How about a salad?"

"Oh, I know a few vegetables who'd object to that, Sir!"

I recommend distrohopping to check out Vista and iOS. It's easier to get started with if you dual boot them on your W11 netbook.

I like flapjack* for the occasional programs I want the newest version.

*Sure, autocorrect, let's call it that now.

I've also hopped distros on a scale of several years at a time. Loved Arch before I was living on an awful internet connection; did Ubuntu until they messed with snaps; loved Tumbleweed for a few years, but the volume of updates was getting a bit much; nearly learnt Nix but a trial run of Home Manager went up in flames, then I realised multiple layered package versions wasn't worth the 'stability'; now Mint's been doing the job nicely, but I'm tempted to try KDE's new distro someday.

I mean, the word 'which' doesn't matter, according to the English professor.

Sure, if you're taking the joke seriously about money, looks and [removed], I agree they all matter to some extent.

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"Which doesn't matter."

-- English professor.

I think that's the opposite.

Rich people will say, money doesn't matter. But they haven't experienced actually not having it. It's ironic.

Attractive people say, looks don't matter, but they've always had good looks. It's ironic.

The joke plays on the way deleted comments on Reddit show up as removed by deleted user, sounding similar to the earlier ironies: Deleted says deleted. Since that last is effectively meaningless, and entirely different underneath from the reaction-to-judgement underlying the first two, it's also humour from the non-sequitur.

So it turns a frustration with rich and attractive people telling us not to worry about money and looks, into a surreal joke comparing the pattern to deleted Reddit comments.