This looks great. I wouldn't typically go for turkey bacon but honestly, if I saw this at my local butcher and they'd made it by hand, you bet I'd be taking some home.

And inb4 "why don't you just eat real bacon": I don't typically eat pork because in the UK, pigs are typically very intensively farmed (in e.g. farrowing crates) and slaughtered inhumanely (using CO2 suffocation). Unless you have a good butcher you can trust with a traceable supply chain and who uses a less inhumane abattoir, it's very hard to get pork that's not had a truly horrible life.

Poultry / fowl generally have a less bad life in the UK if (big "if") you get them from a good butcher. We still intensively farm birds but it's quite a bit easier to get higher welfare fowl from supermarkets or butchers. That's not to say that all fowl is "ethical", but it's easier to do so, in my experience.

thank you. I read the thread and watched the video expecting some bonkers ramblings from an LLM that had somehow been jailbroken or something.

What I actually watched is the system working as designed (more or less) and basically wasted 30s of my life watching the modern equivalent of some rando entering garbage answers into a company's digital resume entry form.

I'm as sceptical of LLMs as the next man, but honestly this creator isn't exactly doing their narrative any favours.

I think as with most things, Manjaro does have a niche. I like Arch for a whole load of reasons and I've previously used it for years (although I've now moved to NixOS ).

But the company I work for has a great policy of letting people use whatever OS they want. I normally go with Manjaro because it's "Archy" enough to satisfy me but it's much easier & faster to install fresh - which matters if you get a new work laptop every year and want to get started quickly.

It is precisely Arch for the lazy! In some circumstances that's a negative, others a benefit.

Cheers for the rec! I'll take a look at it next time I go to upgrade.