My first intro to it was with postmarketOS, and I have to say it felt super light and stable

arch = base.tarball[0] + pacman
 
[0] 90% similar to all other linux tarballs

You know the film 300? If you ever play it with the saturation way waay down, it looks mundane as hell. Just a bunch of guys without shirts walking around.

I like that about my IT dept here too. You pick your own IP and he just patches you in,

“Gadzooks! Did I just give that advertisement the old heave-ho, or was it merely a clever ruse?”

Fair enough. To be fair, I don’t know you. I just wanted you to be in the category of digital nomads that I can rage against because the world is expensive and unjust, and if I’m suffering through it then so should you.

But that’s not fair to you. Sorry for pinning my frustrations on you, and I’ll try to be better in the future

10,000 years from now, once they dig out the digital backups and find your strangely well-preserved collection. They will immediately assume from the sheer proportion of photos of yourself vs your cats, that cats were the dominant life form who kept humans around as pets

It’s sad that “never update your firmware” is becoming the prevailing logic amongst hacker communities. This is not how it should be

What if - hear me out - the kid is the monster, and he’s - hear me out - low key asking for permission to whack it loudly using a monster to deliver the news as proxy.

*downs glass*

• Bangkok Dangerous, the original one not with Nicage.