Maerman @ Maerman @lemmy.ml

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Naturally. I have the Arch logo tattooed on my forehead.

I might die of excitement now, though.

Why, is the Intel option sub-par? I just got the AMD version because my older laptop has NVIDIA hybrid graphics, which is a serious pain in the ass on Linux. I also wanted to play with Wayland. But why do you dislike the Intel version?

I really want to reply to this post sincerely, but that other reply just takes the cake.

Thanks. I'm already having so much fun. My older laptop has NVIDIA hybrid graphics, so I was actually a bit flabbergasted at how little I had to do to get Linux working properly on this thing.

Nice, I'm happy that you enjoy your machine. I hope it continues to bring you joy for years to come.

I had a budget, Lenovo in my country was having a massive sale, and this is my first Thinkpad, so I have nothing to compare it to.

Also,

My current network is named 'Mom click here for internet'.

I quit my minimum wage job by saying to my boss, 'I don't work here anymore. You're a cunt.'

Felt so fucking righteous.

I don't live in the US, so I cannot comment on the legality of this. However, I will advise an informal policy of malicious compliance. If the manager asks why someone needs to take a day off, that someone should reply with incredibly graphic medical issues, whether real or fake. Think 'I'm shitting blood and I need to see a doctor,' or something like that. Keep it up for a few months and see how management responds.

There is no war.

On Android, I have been using AIMP for a few years now. It's pretty damn good.

Oh, that movie? Nah, it wasn't for me. Or for them, apparently.

I actually feel really bad for her. She was a child. She didn't know what she was doing. And sure, it's a bad song, but is it bad enough for her to deserve PTSD? For her to deserve being hounded and haunted her whole life? She's a human being, after all.

(Millhouse is not a meme is a meme) is a meme.

It's very possible that I have it a bit twisted. I'm a South African, and English is my second language.

Never heard that one, but it could be similar. I'm stealing that, by the way.

Ooh, another one I just remembered, translated from Afrikaans: 'Piggie war'.

Used to refer to a conflict where there are no winners, like pigs fighting in mud, where all participants just end up dirty, humiliated and bruised. Like replying to a troll online.

I am partial to 'Does the pope systematically cover up child sexual abuse?'

Much of a muchness.

Used to describe something redundant or superfluous. Naming a cat is much of a muchness; it won't come when you call it anyway.

That's not how you play cricket.

Used when someone or something is obviously bending or breaking the rules in an ungentlemanly manner. Capitalism is not how you play cricket.