Spyke
Sippy Cupreply
lemmy.world

I'm a keto vegan CrossFit guy who uses arch. You wouldn't get it

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Sippy Cupreply
lemmy.world

Apparently it's actually a thing. God knows how but they do exist

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lemmy.world

One must understand that the operating system that you use does NOT come up in normal everyday conversation. Nobody cares. If you mention this you're going to be looked at as the biggest dweeb in a 100 mile radius. Every pussy will dry up in the immediate vicinity. You will be forever shunned in social circles, and will likely never live it down.

So of course you mention Arch first!

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sh.itjust.works

I would have thought so. But you'd be surprised how often it can crop up. Somebody wears an old hat or shirt with a logo, or someone complains about a change at work or whatever.

It won't be often, but I've run into OS discussions maybe three times this year, and I'm fairly antisocial.

9/10 it's going to be someone bitching about win 11, and someone else saying "hey, south uses Linux something-or-other, go ask him." And then the conversation happens.

That other one time is usually tangential, where I'm talking about writing and the conversation moves to the programs used, which leads to questions about why I use libreoffice, and the fact that I use it on mint as part of explaining my setup.

Now, I don't use arch, nor do I usually bring it up outside of a few friends that have abandoned windows. But I have run into a few arch users here and there.

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Stillhartreply
lemm.ee

What's that? I couldn't hear you over the sound of my wife's pussy drying up and she was just sitting next to me while I read that!

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Most people i talk to are also tech savvy but i haven't convinced them of linux yet so it comes up often

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???reply
lemmy.world

Every pussy will dry up in the immediate vicinity.

Does that include my own pussy too? That would be tragic 😔

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kbin.social

Would also like to know. I use Arch everyday and have never noticed any dryness 🤷🏻‍♀️ I talk to my spouse about Arch (he also uses Arch BTW) and can't say as I have experienced any changes at all. Almost as though my pussy has no fucks to give about what distro I use.

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lol, hope you weren't actually mad over that part of the joke. It was just playing on the trope that it's mostly men who are into this kind of thing :)

I replied to Snek with a woman's-version of events (parent comment).

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thantikreply
lemmy.world

No, for women, every man in the immediate radius will start sending you unsolicited dick pics. So I'm not sure if anything will actually change there...

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demonswordreply
lemmy.world

for women, every man in the immediate radius will start sending you unsolicited limp dick pics

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Being sent unsolicited limp dick pics sounds fun for the first handful of them. Not that I get sent any, nor do I want to.

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Alexreply
feddit.ro

Except when you mention you use NixOS to your crush who uses gentoo (true story)

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You know, I've always wanted to go through the Linux-From-Scratch tutorial...

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i don't even have to mention it. I bought the pullover "i use [arch logo] btw" so people come up to me and insult me

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darcyreply
sh.itjust.works

this is the main problem i have with fairphones. i prefer completely unethically sourced products

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Userreply

Based. I've always hated orphans in how they don't connect to the rest of my diagrams

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lemmy.world

I don't volunteer either piece of information, but sooner or later someone is going to overhear me ordering vegan food or see me opening my lunch and the dreaded conversation will have to happen. I wish people would just let me make my own food choices in private without making a big thing about it.

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Holzkohlenreply
feddit.de

But they feel attacked. They want to continue living in blissful ignorance of how animals are treated or how bad it is for the environment. Same as windows users who don't want to be reminded what corporate cucks they are. Some even go so far as to become utter bootlickers (see also Elon Musk fanboys)

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lemm.ee

I usually ask when someone eats any exotic cereals or processed (tofu, seitan) to 1 have something to talk about (I very much enjoy tofu and all uncommon cereals) 2 know their dietary restrictions to avoid offering them meat or taking care of that whenever there's an outing. You know, small talk.

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I think that's great! I would talk to anyone who was genuinely interested 😊.

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The only class I ever had bring it up was my optional college level philosophy class, and even then I’m pretty sure it was more from the professor than the school. I freaking love that man for it, he changed my life. If you want to learn how animals are treated here, most of the time you gotta do the research yourself. Regrettably, very few people care enough to do so…

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What sucks is that you have to keep it for yourself, otherwise people will think negatively of you. Because for some reason caring about animals or the climate is cringe or something idk, like it's something to almost be embarrassed about. Which is doubly strange when animal abuse is often considered very bad by those very same people.

But I guess for many caring about other people in general is cringe as well, as long as they are sufficiently emotionally distanced, so ¯⁠\⁠_⁠(⁠ツ⁠)⁠_⁠/⁠¯ I just wish it wasn't, and that caring for others was the baseline more than anything else.

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Yeah, the stereotype drives me nuts. Like, yes, food is a big part of day-to-day life and sometimes I need to explain when asked why I'm not eating if there's nothing for me at, say, a company event. I try to avoid it as much as possible and just say I'm not hungry.

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flickerreply
kbin.social

This absolutely chaps my ass! I said I don't want dairy! I love gluten goddammit! Why am I being lumped in with celiacs??

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Fewer SKUs to worry about, cheaper to just lump all the dietary restrictions together.

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Gluten kicks ass. It's easily the best fake meat base. I remember in college cooking a meal for my roommates and them saying afterwards "wait, aren't you vegetarian? did you cook this just for us and not eat any?" and having to explain that no, that wasn't beef, it was wheat gluten and mushrooms and miso. They were dubious, saying, "well, to me this is just really tender beef."

So yeah. I'm also disappointed that gluten has gotten such a bad rap. I'm waiting for this knowledge to trickle back into the convenience foods sector so I can buy this stuff and not have to make it by hand every time, and it seems like I'll be waiting a long time.

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t�mreply
lemmy.ml

“I use argan. It allows me to user arch in a non-violent way to adhere to my vegan lifestyle” probably

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lemm.ee

What's the arch user equivalent of getting asked if a fish is an animal?

What's the vegan equivalent of getting asked if you use PC or Mac?

Vegan Arch user btw

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Also people who use pc as a synonyme for windows. fuck those guys and guydedts.

PS. Macs are also PCs as PC describes the hardware and the usecase unrelated to the producer and the installed os.

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  1. Do you think Manjaro is Arch/an Arch derivative?

  2. But you still eat fish, right?

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I guess the meme is “by the way, I use arch.”

So because of that I’d say it should be second.

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affiliatereply
lemmy.world

that depends on whether you’re a vegan arch user or an arch vegan user

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I'm a user arch vegetarian (just kidding, I use Mint)

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Nothing, someone will make this joke before they ever get a chance.

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Indeed. I used to have a circle of friends/acquaintances that had a huge number of vegans and vegetarians. I can honestly say I have encountered literally 0 vegans or vegetarians ever mention it unless food was being served. But if food is being served,,,I mean...you really can't avoid having to tell everyone.

On the other hand, I have witnessed a huge number of meat-eaters become insecurely defensive, aggressive, bullying, harrassing as soon as anybody mentions that they don't eat meat.

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No, thank you.
No, thanks.
Nah, don't want to have that.
See the thing is I'm a vegan, so none of the things you've offered would work, and I don't want to burden you, so it's okay, I'll have something on my way back.
Yes, these chocolate biscuits aren't vegan. Thanks for trying, but it's okay, I'll manage.

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I only eat peanut butter sandwiches on white bread and I use windows 11

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Vegan when eating, Arch Linuxing when computing, communist when sharing, capitalist when investing, ...

The list knows no end. Why not just say what's appropriate for each particular circumstance?

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Why not just say what's appropriate for each particular circumstance? Because its vegans and arch users.

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lemm.ee

Non-vegan Arch user here. Fun meme.

With that out of the way, I tell whichever one best suits the context at hand. Most cases it's neither.

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I'm using Vim on Arch but I'm vegetarian, not vegan. Anyway, that would be my order.

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Well hang on, with all the furries that use and contribute to Arch I'm not sure it would pass certification as not using animal byproducts

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>tfw when you use android, debian, ubuntu, fedora, gentoo while (also) being a vegan

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I hope this place grows quite a bit so all these boomer memes and you boomers get fucking shat on every time you post, and no one has to see this horrible, dated form of "comedy" anymore because you'll be too scared to post anymore.

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NAKreply
lemmy.world

I can't tell. Do you use Arch or are you a vegan.

My guess is Arch. I'm confident it's not CrossFit

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lemmy.world

"You must be poor if you think poor people shouldn't be poor." - very smart Redditor Lemmy user

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NAKreply
lemmy.world

I'm even more confident it's not CrossFit

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lemmy.world

I mean both are great in concept, but man are some folks insufferable to talk to regarding both. Ubuntu, part time vegetarian...

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lemmy.zip

What does part time vegetarian mean? Either you go full vegan or you belong in the trash and the reason why earth is dying. Dont take veganism lightly and respect us for we are your savior and the beacon of light for humanity.

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Visit the tower of the Arch Vegen and he will tell you

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Obviously I'm vegan so it's not that wired I start a conversation with btw

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I don't know what you say, but as a debian omnivore most people don't notice either.

You know, because the computer just works, looks a little different, kinda like a mac on top, but free, and powerful and stable under the hood.

See I value practicality and reliability, and also ease of use.

This applies to meals as well.

Sure I'll go vegan if I can, get free range stuff when I can afford it, but I'm not made of money and infinite free time, as one would have to be to be a morally consistent vegan.

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