Thanks Gary! Now I’ve got two to rub together.
cannedtuna
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Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•The weight of responsibility, the knowledge of coming gloryEnglish
3·3 hours agoIdk that one isn’t that bad tbh.
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linuxmemes@lemmy.world•Like going to an Indian restaurant for the first time and saying you want a lot of spiceEnglish
1·15 hours agoHow do you like it?
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Comic Strips@lemmy.world•Last Unicorn [War and Peas]English
2·16 hours agoClassics
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Comic Strips@lemmy.world•Satan is calling God so that he can send this guy somewhere worse than hell [IdiotoftheEast]English
901·19 hours agoIt’s a reference to a particularly shitty character from Full Metal Alchemist
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linuxmemes@lemmy.world•Like going to an Indian restaurant for the first time and saying you want a lot of spiceEnglish
3·21 hours agoGoat vindaloo 👌
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linuxmemes@lemmy.world•Like going to an Indian restaurant for the first time and saying you want a lot of spiceEnglish
3·21 hours agoWatched an older relative of mine once stick his finger in the blob on his plate and eat a big ‘ol chunk of it thinking it was avocado. We thought he was done for
Because of choices by Microsoft, many governments, both local, and federal, are moving towards Linux.
France is ditching Windows for Linux and it’s working well even at the local level.
Denmark, Austria, the German state of Schleswig-Holstein, and a city in Italy have moved from Microsoft Office to Libre Office
While its unlikely for the US to follow suite anytime soon, particularly in this current administration, and considering Microsoft has spyware built that aids the FBI, it may only be a matter of time until local governments switch for security, IT, and cost reduction reasons.
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linuxmemes@lemmy.world•What satire actually looks likeEnglish
45·24 hours agoThe line between reality and satire is often thin.
But not quite as thin as the system requirements needed to run Linux /s
Thanks! Adding to description
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Animemes@ani.social•These titles are getting out of handEnglish
4·1 day agoLooks like it’s got a lot of stars, so it’s probably solid. Title is wild tho
Lol I like that you think I gave it that much thought.
Bro I remember useless shit like a meme I saw weeks ago that suddenly becomes relevant to a conversation. It’s a shitty super power. It wasn’t even that far back in the chat where I actually had to look.
But whatever dude 👍
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Privacy@programming.dev•Guerrilla London Bus Ads Mock Kylie Jenner’s Meta Glasses CampaignEnglish
16·1 day agoI really need to watch They Live
Lmao fuck off dude.
You’ve commented to about everyone in this thread like it’s your job defending a whack job comm.
“Proving them right” just fuck right off lol
This isn’t an argument where some moral high ground or any horse shit like that comes into play. It’s a meme about either a dishonest or plain ignorant post.
Quit trolling people and move on.
Sadly no, they’re very serious
Oh I definitely don’t disagree with you. There’s a learning curve to be had. Part of that is just the UX of Linux (and the differing UIs), but I think the other part is straight up education.
Apple early on adopted the strategy of giving computers to schools to get kids used to using their products, but at some point that shifted over to Microsoft as Office was the business standard. Many kids grew up knowing how to use Microsoft products and got used to using them. Shifting to a different unfamiliar platform is harder once you’re comfortable with something.
Of course then Google stepped in and started pushing cheap Chromebooks to schools and moving people off physical software and storage to cloud products. Now that is trending towards iPads with just apps continuing the online only software options.
So now you’ve got a generation of kids who don’t even know how to operate a PC let alone do something as basic as open a file.
It all comes down to education. If schools adopted Linux and introduced it to kids at an early age, I’m sure they’d be proficient with it.





Wow I haven’t seen this pic in forever! Love it