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Thoughts on my Minecraft world? (Better Than Adventure)
@ceooffuggy @tsubo @f0x @amerika @j @bajax @pwm @Suzu @phnt @mrsaturday @sun @hakui That is probably impressive but I have never played that game.
Oh, also the regularly scheduled hellthread,
is in there and he's still a genius.
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Oh, also the regularly scheduled hellthread,
is in there and he's still a genius.kojimamfstitties.jpg
I had a stroke reading that
@ceooffuggy @amerika @j @bajax @pwm @Suzu @f0x @phnt @tsubo @mrsaturday @sun @hakui Man, that reminds me, you have missed a lot. The CIA hates fedi now.
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Not shocking if true tbh, decentralized shit they can't control kinda runs contrary to shit they've been pushing like online mandatory ID doxxing
@sicp @Suzu @amerika @bajax @ceooffuggy @f0x @hakui @j @mrsaturday @phnt @pwm @sun @tsubo I don't know a lot about him except that his giant head is giant on there and he says things. Pics not related.
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@p @amerika @j @bajax @pwm @Suzu @f0x @phnt @tsubo @ceooffuggy @mrsaturday @sun @hakui All I know is he says stuff like this and has his own shitty Slackware fork or something.
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nigerballs.mp4
Slackware is something I might have to try for lols, doesn't seem too special though apart from the fact it's like the oldest. I mostly hop between CachyOS, and NixOS which I have an abusive relationship with
Let me guess... Diffrent package manager, software avaibality, older or bleeding edge, systemd not systemd, and that's it. I really couldn't care less no offense
@ceooffuggy @amerika @j @bajax @pwm @f0x @phnt @sicp @tsubo @p @mrsaturday @sun @hakui the nice part of Slackware is that everything is manual, there is no bloat at all, and you have perfect control of everything that is running in your machine.
The part that may suck is that you have to manually control everything, there is no automated package manager. Some people prefer that.
The part that may suck is that you have to manually control everything, there is no automated package manager. Some people prefer that.
That is what everyone says about Arch too and every other distro that isn't Ubuntu, going to need to say more than that to sell me. There are only 5 genders: Arch, Gentoo, NixOS, some Debian base, or Fedora Silverblue. All other genders are mental delusions
Do you have internet from South Sudan or something? Takes like a minute at most for something large
Dependency bloat is non-issue if you have okay internet and a hard drive over 100GBs
@ceooffuggy @hakui @amerika @j @bajax @pwm @Suzu @f0x @phnt @sicp @tsubo @mrsaturday @sun ...And you don't care about how often a million things need to be updated and you also don't care about the number of dirents in /usr/bin and /usr/lib exceeding available RAM.
Excuse me while I go throw away my portable systems and VPSs.
Excuse me while I go throw away my portable systems and VPSs.
@p @Suzu @amerika @bajax @ceooffuggy @f0x @j @mrsaturday @phnt @pwm @sicp @sun @tsubo can't update something you don't have 
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@p @Suzu @amerika @bajax @ceooffuggy @f0x @j @mrsaturday @phnt @pwm @romin @sicp @sun @tsubo sika
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@hakui @Suzu @amerika @bajax @ceooffuggy @f0x @j @mrsaturday @phnt @pwm @romin @sicp @sun @tsubo *Definitely* if you grew antlers then syou ga nee.
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@p @amerika @j @bajax @pwm @Suzu @f0x @phnt @tsubo @ceooffuggy @mrsaturday @romin @sun @hakui I got a fukken radio.
cc @ins0mniak
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cc @ins0mniak
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@ins0mniak @amerika @j @bajax @pwm @Suzu @f0x @phnt @tsubo @p @ceooffuggy @mrsaturday @romin @sun @hakui It's a sick machine, can't wait to hook it up. Was sitting unused so the local ham club guys let me have it. Was told it works fine, just need a mic and some coax
The phone was dated '79 I think when I opened it up to fix it. Looks like this
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The phone was dated '79 I think when I opened it up to fix it. Looks like this
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@ins0mniak @amerika @j @bajax @pwm @Suzu @f0x @phnt @tsubo @p @ceooffuggy @mrsaturday @romin @sun @hakui It's so old it's got fuckin' tubes and a dedicated tube-warming switch on it.
@ins0mniak @amerika @j @bajax @pwm @Suzu @f0x @phnt @tsubo @p @ceooffuggy @mrsaturday @romin @sun @hakui Yeah they're not hard to find, I looked and you can get 'em on aliexpress lol. 6146B's
I should have never left NixOS
Boo hoo nigga
@ceooffuggy @amerika @j @bajax @pwm @Suzu @f0x @phnt @sicp @tsubo @ins0mniak @mrsaturday @romin @sun @hakui Man, like, you gonna punch yourself in the dick and I say you shouldn't and then you are like "Ha, cry some more!" and it's your dick that got punched, man.
@p @amerika @j @bajax @pwm @f0x @phnt @sicp @tsubo @ins0mniak @ceooffuggy @mrsaturday @romin @sun @hakui weren't you the guy who said you didn't do distro evangelism?
Being that strongly against a distro and trying to dissuade people who use it is a form of evangelism too.
Being that strongly against a distro and trying to dissuade people who use it is a form of evangelism too.
@Suzu @amerika @bajax @ceooffuggy @f0x @hakui @ins0mniak @j @mrsaturday @phnt @pwm @romin @sicp @sun @tsubo
> weren't you the guy who said you didn't do distro evangelism?
Yes.
> Being that strongly against a distro and trying to dissuade people who use it is a form of evangelism too.
That's kind of ridiculous to say: having an opinion informed by experience is not the same as trying to dissuade them from picking a box with one name on it and switching to a box with another name on it. Being a hacker, I would like people to not embarrass the computer.
The Nix guys are misguided; I don't care if he uses the distro, but it is a bad distro. Do you understand the difference between these statements? I don't care if someone decides to start using Red Star Linux, right? (Although that's weird enough that I might take an interest in exactly what he *is* doing.) But if they say it's more secure, I'll argue that point. I'll say what I prefer, you know, if someone says "Oh, I wonder about $x" then I will fill in the blanks if I can. Those are more interesting discussions than "$x bad, $y good" versus "$y bad, $x good". There are tradeoffs and some things that you do with the computer are easy to categorize as retarded; I'd rather talk about tradeoffs. Jojo installed Ubuntu and had questions about how to make Ubuntu do something; I forget what, because 80 people hopped into the thread to tell him to switch to Gentoo or Arch or Debian or Devuan and the goddamn idiot evangelism flooded in and I don't think that helped Jojo learn how to operate his computer.
https://www.perl.com/pub/2000/12/advocacy.html/
There is some irony that this article, "Why I Hate Advocacy", which explains what I am doing better than I have, and which includes a chunk about the mechanics of NIH retardation, was met with "Pfff, it's on the Perl website."
> I think the root of the problem is that we tend to organize ourselves into tribes. Then people in the tribe are our friends, and people outside are our enemies. I think it happens like this: Someone uses Perl, and likes it, and then they use it some more. But then something strange happens. They start to identify themselves with Perl, as if Perl were part of their body, or vice versa. They're part of the Big Perl Tribe. They want other people to join the Tribe. If they meet someone who doesn't like Perl, it's an insult to the Tribe and a personal affront to them.
> weren't you the guy who said you didn't do distro evangelism?
Yes.
> Being that strongly against a distro and trying to dissuade people who use it is a form of evangelism too.
That's kind of ridiculous to say: having an opinion informed by experience is not the same as trying to dissuade them from picking a box with one name on it and switching to a box with another name on it. Being a hacker, I would like people to not embarrass the computer.
The Nix guys are misguided; I don't care if he uses the distro, but it is a bad distro. Do you understand the difference between these statements? I don't care if someone decides to start using Red Star Linux, right? (Although that's weird enough that I might take an interest in exactly what he *is* doing.) But if they say it's more secure, I'll argue that point. I'll say what I prefer, you know, if someone says "Oh, I wonder about $x" then I will fill in the blanks if I can. Those are more interesting discussions than "$x bad, $y good" versus "$y bad, $x good". There are tradeoffs and some things that you do with the computer are easy to categorize as retarded; I'd rather talk about tradeoffs. Jojo installed Ubuntu and had questions about how to make Ubuntu do something; I forget what, because 80 people hopped into the thread to tell him to switch to Gentoo or Arch or Debian or Devuan and the goddamn idiot evangelism flooded in and I don't think that helped Jojo learn how to operate his computer.
https://www.perl.com/pub/2000/12/advocacy.html/
There is some irony that this article, "Why I Hate Advocacy", which explains what I am doing better than I have, and which includes a chunk about the mechanics of NIH retardation, was met with "Pfff, it's on the Perl website."> I think the root of the problem is that we tend to organize ourselves into tribes. Then people in the tribe are our friends, and people outside are our enemies. I think it happens like this: Someone uses Perl, and likes it, and then they use it some more. But then something strange happens. They start to identify themselves with Perl, as if Perl were part of their body, or vice versa. They're part of the Big Perl Tribe. They want other people to join the Tribe. If they meet someone who doesn't like Perl, it's an insult to the Tribe and a personal affront to them.
@p @amerika @j @bajax @pwm @f0x @phnt @sicp @tsubo @ins0mniak @ceooffuggy @mrsaturday @romin @sun @hakui
> That's kind of ridiculous to say: having an opinion informed by experience is not the same as trying to dissuade them from picking a box with one name on it and switching to a box with another name on it. Being a hacker, I would like people to not embarrass the computer
Nah, when you get too insistent on it, it borders on trying to dissuade.
It's like in the Jojo thread, with people saying that Ubuntu is bad. Except they also told about an alternative to it, which is an even more aggressive form of evangelism.
However, I also have noticed you tend to bring up CRUX whenever people talk about using NixOS...
> That's kind of ridiculous to say: having an opinion informed by experience is not the same as trying to dissuade them from picking a box with one name on it and switching to a box with another name on it. Being a hacker, I would like people to not embarrass the computer
Nah, when you get too insistent on it, it borders on trying to dissuade.
It's like in the Jojo thread, with people saying that Ubuntu is bad. Except they also told about an alternative to it, which is an even more aggressive form of evangelism.
However, I also have noticed you tend to bring up CRUX whenever people talk about using NixOS...
@Suzu @amerika @bajax @ceooffuggy @f0x @hakui @ins0mniak @j @mrsaturday @phnt @pwm @romin @sicp @sun @tsubo That is some Internet-ass bullshit, man.
If you can't read that article or even the single quoted paragraph and you cannot identify the difference between these two conversations, then I do not know how to help you:
$x bad, $y good!
[neofetch screenshot with anime girl background behind transparent terminal windows]
$y bad, $x good!
No, $x bad, $y good!
No, $y bad, $x good!
Did that guy just say $x bad?
>implying $y good
I have so many insults.
Here's what I think about this. These are tradeoffs, I picked this side.
You can get around that by doing this.
I tried that but it broke this.
I don't use that so I didn't notice that it was broken.
This has been a valuable exchange of information and not internet-ass bullshit.
If you can't read that article or even the single quoted paragraph and you cannot identify the difference between these two conversations, then I do not know how to help you:
$x bad, $y good! [neofetch screenshot with anime girl background behind transparent terminal windows] $y bad, $x good! No, $x bad, $y good! No, $y bad, $x good! Did that guy just say $x bad? >implying $y good I have so many insults. Here's what I think about this. These are tradeoffs, I picked this side. You can get around that by doing this. I tried that but it broke this. I don't use that so I didn't notice that it was broken. This has been a valuable exchange of information and not internet-ass bullshit.
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@p @amerika @j @bajax @pwm @f0x @phnt @sicp @tsubo @ins0mniak @ceooffuggy @mrsaturday @romin @sun @hakui what do you have against my fashionable fastfetch screenshots?
@Suzu @amerika @bajax @ceooffuggy @f0x @hakui @ins0mniak @j @mrsaturday @phnt @pwm @romin @sicp @sun @tsubo
> fastfetch
Oh, dear god, is there another? Are...are people arguing about neofetch versus fastfetch?
> what do you have against my fashionable fastfetch screenshots?
I can come up with a million things if I gotta, I was just noting that this is the hallmark of the useless distro argument. But while we're here and literally asking for it, I will jump in with both feet, however ill-advised that this is. PREPARE TO BY CYBERBULLIED
* 16-color terminal but 6 of them are duplicates
* "Uptime: 9 hours, 18 mins" NGMI
* For that matter, why do they write "9 hours, 18 mins" like it was important to abbreviate "minutes" but they couldn't just write "0d9h18m" or "09:18" or something.
* "Shell: fish"
* Wayland
* Anti-aliased font
* btrfs
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> fastfetch
Oh, dear god, is there another? Are...are people arguing about neofetch versus fastfetch?
> what do you have against my fashionable fastfetch screenshots?
I can come up with a million things if I gotta, I was just noting that this is the hallmark of the useless distro argument. But while we're here and literally asking for it, I will jump in with both feet, however ill-advised that this is. PREPARE TO BY CYBERBULLIED
* 16-color terminal but 6 of them are duplicates
* "Uptime: 9 hours, 18 mins" NGMI
* For that matter, why do they write "9 hours, 18 mins" like it was important to abbreviate "minutes" but they couldn't just write "0d9h18m" or "09:18" or something.
* "Shell: fish"
* Wayland
* Anti-aliased font
* btrfs
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@p @amerika @j @bajax @pwm @Suzu @f0x @sicp @tsubo @ins0mniak @ceooffuggy @mrsaturday @romin @sun @hakui
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@p @Suzu @amerika @bajax @ceooffuggy @f0x @hakui @ins0mniak @j @mrsaturday @pwm @romin @sicp @sun @tsubo Also since were are posting *fetch, here's mine ;)
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@phnt @Suzu @amerika @bajax @ceooffuggy @f0x @hakui @ins0mniak @j @mrsaturday @p @pwm @romin @sicp @sun @tsubo rate my terminal theme, made it myself
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@phnt @Suzu @amerika @bajax @ceooffuggy @f0x @hakui @ins0mniak @j @mrsaturday @pwm @romin @sicp @sun @tsubo From the person that claims to be blind, I feel like that is the kicker to this one.
@p @amerika @j @bajax @pwm @f0x @phnt @sicp @tsubo @ins0mniak @ceooffuggy @mrsaturday @romin @sun @hakui
Let's see.
>Oh, dear god, is there another? Are...are people arguing about neofetch versus fastfetch?
Honestly, I have no idea. I think one of them is outdated and deprecated. I have commands for both in my system so my muscle memory just does whatever, but they all point to the same one.
>16-color terminal but 6 of them are duplicates
Yeah, to be fair, this is a complaint I been having about themes like Catppuccin and Tokyo Night since forever. I remember someone explained to me why it was this way, and it made sense at the time, so I never bothered with it anymore.
>"Uptime: 9 hours, 18 mins" NGMI
What's wrong with actually turning off your computer sometimes?
>"Shell: fish"
It is friendly, it is interactive, and it's a shell. It's fish, the friendly interactive shell.
>Wayland
How else will I use cool window managers like Niri?
>Anti-aliased font
To be honest, I have no idea what's the problem here
>btrfs
My system disk is in ext4. btrfs is used in my HDDs, since I'm doing RAID with them. By my research, the native RAID implementation in btrfs was pretty good and is self healing, so I went with it.
Let's see.
>Oh, dear god, is there another? Are...are people arguing about neofetch versus fastfetch?
Honestly, I have no idea. I think one of them is outdated and deprecated. I have commands for both in my system so my muscle memory just does whatever, but they all point to the same one.
>16-color terminal but 6 of them are duplicates
Yeah, to be fair, this is a complaint I been having about themes like Catppuccin and Tokyo Night since forever. I remember someone explained to me why it was this way, and it made sense at the time, so I never bothered with it anymore.
>"Uptime: 9 hours, 18 mins" NGMI
What's wrong with actually turning off your computer sometimes?
>"Shell: fish"
It is friendly, it is interactive, and it's a shell. It's fish, the friendly interactive shell.
>Wayland
How else will I use cool window managers like Niri?
>Anti-aliased font
To be honest, I have no idea what's the problem here
>btrfs
My system disk is in ext4. btrfs is used in my HDDs, since I'm doing RAID with them. By my research, the native RAID implementation in btrfs was pretty good and is self healing, so I went with it.
@Suzu @amerika @bajax @ceooffuggy @f0x @hakui @ins0mniak @j @mrsaturday @phnt @pwm @romin @sicp @sun @tsubo
> themes
Easier to just do shit in .Xdefaults or .Xresources or whichever the `xrdb -merge` line wants in your ~/.xinitrc.
Here's what I've got and it's a matter of taste but most of the colors except the foreground/background were done by manually tuning them while trying to read the screen of a T60 (terribly underpowered backlight) in direct sunlight in Los Angeles; your mileage may vary:
*font: 6x13
urxvt*background: #000008
urxvt*foreground: #fff8e0
urxvt*color4: #0072ff
urxvt*color12: #1082ff
urxvt*color1: #ff2222
urxvt*color2: #00ee00
urxvt*color3: #bb8833
urxvt*color5: #706c9a
urxvt*color6: #00aabb
urxvt*color7: #fff8e0
urxvt*color8: #444444
urxvt*color9: #ff8442
urxvt*color10: #84ff84
urxvt*color11: #efef60
urxvt*color13: #b2aae1
urxvt*color14: #33eeff
urxvt*color15: #ffffff
urxvt*scrollColor: #5c9aef
urxvt*borderColor: #00204b
urxvt*cursorColor: #d1edff
> Anti-aliased font
I moved this one because it is kind of related. I can write code when I'm too drunk to walk, right, but I probably would not be able to if I were unable to read the text. What constitutes "readable" is obviously subjective but "the edges of letters are not blurry" is somewhat more objective. Here are some files that I keep losing track of and have now put into a directory called "fontshit"; your mileage may vary.
> What's wrong with actually turning off your computer sometimes?
How are cron jobs going to run on a turned-off computer?
> It is friendly
This usually means it second-guesses you or tries to do "helpful" things without an understanding of where you're going (and thus no understanding of what's relevant to bother you with).
(Actually have been considering doing something like "$home/bin/the-hell-was-that" on the Plan 9 box. The idea is it just reads /dev/text and sends the last ~4kB to a clanker, an even more lazy substitute for "copy and paste the error message into a search engine".)
> How else will I use cool window managers like Niri?
I'm pretty sure it could be ported to a system that works.
> By my research, the native RAID implementation in btrfs was pretty good and is self healing, so I went with it.
The entire point of RAID is that it's self-healing (to an extent) so they all are. Last time I checked, their shit still falls over if you stress it. (I use extremely normal shit for filesystems. I do not mind using self-patched builds of weird shit as long as it does what I want, but I don't use anything remotely unusual for filesystems because that's my goddamn data.)
Also the ruler file used in the "Il1O0" screenshots:
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ICA2ICAgICAgICAgNyAgICAgICAgIDggICAgICAgICA5ICAgICAgICAgYSAgICAgICAgIGIgICAg
ICAgICBjICAgICAgICAgZCAgICAgICAgIGUgICAgICAgICBmCl9fX18uX19fXzFfX19fLl9fX18y
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> themes
Easier to just do shit in .Xdefaults or .Xresources or whichever the `xrdb -merge` line wants in your ~/.xinitrc.
Here's what I've got and it's a matter of taste but most of the colors except the foreground/background were done by manually tuning them while trying to read the screen of a T60 (terribly underpowered backlight) in direct sunlight in Los Angeles; your mileage may vary:
*font: 6x13
urxvt*background: #000008
urxvt*foreground: #fff8e0
urxvt*color4: #0072ff
urxvt*color12: #1082ff
urxvt*color1: #ff2222
urxvt*color2: #00ee00
urxvt*color3: #bb8833
urxvt*color5: #706c9a
urxvt*color6: #00aabb
urxvt*color7: #fff8e0
urxvt*color8: #444444
urxvt*color9: #ff8442
urxvt*color10: #84ff84
urxvt*color11: #efef60
urxvt*color13: #b2aae1
urxvt*color14: #33eeff
urxvt*color15: #ffffff
urxvt*scrollColor: #5c9aef
urxvt*borderColor: #00204b
urxvt*cursorColor: #d1edff
> Anti-aliased font
I moved this one because it is kind of related. I can write code when I'm too drunk to walk, right, but I probably would not be able to if I were unable to read the text. What constitutes "readable" is obviously subjective but "the edges of letters are not blurry" is somewhat more objective. Here are some files that I keep losing track of and have now put into a directory called "fontshit"; your mileage may vary.
> What's wrong with actually turning off your computer sometimes?
How are cron jobs going to run on a turned-off computer?
> It is friendly
This usually means it second-guesses you or tries to do "helpful" things without an understanding of where you're going (and thus no understanding of what's relevant to bother you with).
(Actually have been considering doing something like "$home/bin/the-hell-was-that" on the Plan 9 box. The idea is it just reads /dev/text and sends the last ~4kB to a clanker, an even more lazy substitute for "copy and paste the error message into a search engine".)
> How else will I use cool window managers like Niri?
I'm pretty sure it could be ported to a system that works.
> By my research, the native RAID implementation in btrfs was pretty good and is self healing, so I went with it.
The entire point of RAID is that it's self-healing (to an extent) so they all are. Last time I checked, their shit still falls over if you stress it. (I use extremely normal shit for filesystems. I do not mind using self-patched builds of weird shit as long as it does what I want, but I don't use anything remotely unusual for filesystems because that's my goddamn data.)
Also the ruler file used in the "Il1O0" screenshots:
ICAgICAgICAgMSAgICAgICAgIDIgICAgICAgICAzICAgICAgICAgNCAgICAgICAgIDUgICAgICAg
ICA2ICAgICAgICAgNyAgICAgICAgIDggICAgICAgICA5ICAgICAgICAgYSAgICAgICAgIGIgICAg
ICAgICBjICAgICAgICAgZCAgICAgICAgIGUgICAgICAgICBmCl9fX18uX19fXzFfX19fLl9fX18y
X19fXy5fX19fM19fX18uX19fXzRfX19fLl9fX181X19fXy5fX19fNl9fX18uX19fXzdfX19fLl9f
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@p @amerika @j @bajax @pwm @Suzu @f0x @sicp @tsubo @ins0mniak @ceooffuggy @mrsaturday @romin @sun @hakui Glad the legacy of my bodged together battery shell script survives as an argument for fonts and themes.
@phnt @Suzu @amerika @bajax @ceooffuggy @f0x @hakui @ins0mniak @j @mrsaturday @pwm @romin @sicp @sun @tsubo It is now Eternal. 
@hakui @amerika @j @bajax @pwm @Suzu @f0x @phnt @sicp @tsubo @ins0mniak @p @pista @ceooffuggy @mrsaturday @romin @sun good
@p @Suzu @amerika @bajax @ceooffuggy @f0x @ins0mniak @j @mrsaturday @phnt @pwm @romin @sicp @sun @tsubo >Get a load of my SWEET fetch screen! It's totally original and it totally reflects my true taste and I'm totally not basing it on this circlejerk's general consensus of what is considered GOOD TASTE
@hakui @amerika @j @bajax @pwm @f0x @phnt @sicp @tsubo @ins0mniak @p @ceooffuggy @mrsaturday @romin @sun excuse me, but I'll have to tell you I have EXCELLENT taste, and I use everything that is pre-approved by r/unixporn and it always gets me updoots