Snot Flickerman

*laughs in ext4

Can’t stop won’t stop.

The soundtrack is similarly fucking amazing, honestly. Top tier world-building with an orchestral score that has a made-up language meant to mimic what a future language that is a mashup of all human languages might be like. Valid thing to just be here for.

We’re classy horny weirdos.

There’s also good guides to adding all the quality of life mods available for Nier Automata onto the Linux version.

People make jokes about the oversexualization of 2B…

But Nier Automata is truly the most humanist and deeply thoughtful game I have ever played.

Further, it has almost pitch perfect ludonarrative harmony and I have deep respect for Yoko Taro eschewing the three act arc of plays and films, recognizing that video games are a different medium and must define their own narrative rules that fit the medium.

Can we hear it for good gameplay, top tier writing, and flipping basically every anime trope on its head?

cry more

No, no, don’t fuck Nazis ever. Punch them.

My point wasn’t that it’s a bad thing, my point was the vast majority of SteamDeck users are never going to boot into desktop mode.

Just because SteamOS is based on Arch now doesn’t mean that using SteamOS teaches you anything about using Linux or Arch specifically.

The SteamDeck literally obfuscates most of it and you have to choose to boot into desktop mode to even mess with anything.

First time Linux user

Knows nothing about the choices you make in Arch to personalize your system

“Yes, Arch is the one for me! Because I know everything about Linux already.”

Soon: “I don’t know why X is happening on my system”

More like Windows users are depressed nihilists and Linux users are happy absurdists.

xfce is fucking king shit for laptops, imho

First image is from a film about a submarine…

Hmm, yes, the US Navy uses Linux on their nuclear subs, this is correct.

Second image is from a film about a lighthouse…

Lighthouses indeed have Windows.

Meme checks out, carry on.

Doo right!

My Forte:

Security and convenience are on a balancing scale. More security, less convenience. More convenience, less security.

Everything in my life is less convenient but way more secure than most people’s lives.

(I am not secure against corporate/nation-state level threats at all. I am merely more secure than the average person.)

Everything has an OTP code through Aegis and I do regular encrypted backups of my Aegis vault to other devices.

Most people cannot and will not live like this. To me, it’s simple.