Bazzite doesn’t prevent you from doing anything that isn’t gaming, tbf. It’s pretty much all I use now, for gaming or otherwise. I actually like using distrobox to set up dev environments.

If you’re using Steam, I think that’s something you can set up with Steam input.

I don’t think OP means it, to be fair. They are being jocular.

That’s a funny coincidence.

It’s been a few years so it may not be the same nowadays, but when I used Manjaro for a bit it was always just a matter of time before an update broke everything. Probably had something to do with chaotic-aur. It was great otherwise, though. I wouldn’t let it get to you.

Now I use a Fedora Atomic distro, which is like… the opposite of risky upgrades.

The only real magic is friendship.

Fuuuuuuuuck, I knew Myrient was too good to be long for this world.

Palestine didn’t happen in a vacuum.

I wasn’t aware of that feature, thanks.

People who know this but still go there are hogs.

Its feeling kinda Weimar Republic over here lately.

That is probably the best way to get the right answer, but getting the right answer might not be the poster’s primary goal.

Twirling a cake made of peppermint! A huh, a huh

Read Marx and Lenin, lol

I think that had more to do with COVID and Trump, but who knows. Anyway, 4 years later they lost.

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I’d bet that more-or-less describes a disproportionate amount of Fediverse users.

Reminds me of a funny memory from the far distant past when a friend of mine, in a middle school Spanish class, expressed surprise that Spanish speakers use rhymes.

Sarcasm can be used to be inclusive to someone (I’m saying this thing we both know to be untrue, imagine thinking otherwise! We understand one another.) or derisive (I’m saying this stupid thing you’d probably think is true because you’re an idiot and I want to make sure you know it.) I know friendly people who do the former a lot and nasty people who exclusively do the latter. I wonder if the former is more difficult to achieve among a foreign culture with a second language.

Even in English, sarcasm can be delivered very dryly in a way that would be undetectable without knowing context. It doesn’t need to be spoken with exaggerated tones. I do it too much.