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sopuli.xyz

"Using"?

Improve your language! Try "befriending", "headpatting" or "adopting".

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I'm going to headpat her so much she's going to kernel panic! (⋟﹏⋞)

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Linux-chan can be a bit high maintenance but she's very loyal and will never go behind your back.

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jlai.lu

It's 11-chan, or -tan means something?

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cameron_reply
lemmy.world

-tan seems to be a cutesy / baby-talk version of -chan.

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lemmy.world

11 = Microsoft Windows 11

chan = honorific for girl or child

tan = honorific for baby

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tan = honorific for baby

Checked it up, apparently it comes from manga, so it's used more there and on the internet than in real life.

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Best part is that I bought a computer that came with Win11 and my first order of business was to get Linux Mint on it and then tell myself "I'm gonna set up Windows later" and then a few weeks later I installed Nyarch Linux on it for the hell of it and I still haven't set up Windows.

(To be fair I still have Windows 10 on an old machine. But it's not my daily-use machine anymore. More like my backup.)

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"Sorry Win 11-tan." by @Clov_erD | Spyke