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why stop at Linux? any open source software all the way!

how the turntables

all of which is entirely possible on a phone (Linux containers and WINE), which makes the term “sideloading” even dumber

every Linux distribution build script will now add alias unaliveall="killall" to the /etc/profile

PS/2 keyboard from Goodwill before I cleaned it (no after pic because I lost the F9 key)

I also discovered Linux when I was around 8-9, Ubuntu 10.10 was my first distro (was already 5 years out of date by then but it’s all I had), partially daily drove 14.04 2-3 years later, then went full daily some time in 2021. here I am today using a linux phone, all because “hey dad how do I make windows look like Mac”

I was obsessed with computers and machines ever since I discovered them for the first time

it’s reasoning log is so fucking funny

godaddy fucked it up. luckily the original is still on protoweb

POP! POP ALREADY!!! PLEASE!!!

16GB RAM. ~3500 packages building up a nightmarish franken-debian of like ~250ish apps. 1.5GB RAM usage on boot. optimisation really does wonders

edit: yes, true story btw

furilabs flx1s. I’m using one

indeed

that is fucking filthy.

“yeah but we saved like $0.0001 it’s so worth it tho…”

“I’m tired, boss”

-me, a warpstream user

edit for clarification: I started using warpstream through protoweb because of how unbearable YouTube has gotten, even through newpipe

cfw on smart TVs would be difficult in the first place due to the TVs’ heavily TiVo-ized nature (pun not intended)

quite funny for me to read this on a furiphone…

ironic, even

Fluxer and Element

reminds me of how way back in middle school i made a mmo-styled chat world in nothing but a shared google sheet. it lasted 2 weeks before the teachers had to ruin the fun for everyone (their excuse was that people typed slurs in it, but that’s bs because I would erase their edits and permanently ban them within minutes). i would also share obfuscated links to games and such on a hidden page, good times.

something something limitations encourage creativity

a tale as old as time