The Ramen Dutchman

One of these is not like the rest

True, but also gamers and AI enthusiasts will still buy the cards

That’s… The site from the post?

I hate that all of this just works.

The credit is given, the link to the source is there, and Lemmings can read it directly as well. Why would it be a bad move?

There was an explanation posted an hour before this comment, don’t fall for this.

If a car was marketed “150 Mph” and it’s actual 150 Kph I’d feel pretty stolen from

Now, why does my drive have 928GiB instead of 1TB or 1TiB? That I don’t know

Some sizeable language learning communities. Unless I’ve been living under a rock and some c/LearnJapanese or c/tokipona on some Lemmy instance absolutely took off

I also miss some gaming communities, but those being connected to some commercial product I can get they don’t do well on Lemmy 😅

Not in that tuna after 2 weeks, I can tell you that much

Yes vanilla arch can load *** but it’s a pain.

This sums up Arch (without archinstall script or EndeavourOS ofc)

I think you’re misunderstanding. When you migrate to another country, the majority of them record your name from your current passport. You can’t just tell most governments what name you want when moving in

This can differ in Dutch cities, as well. Utrecht never noted my gender and government letters addressed me as “Geachte <name>”. When I lived in Amsterdam, they auto-assigned me as female so I was addressed as “Mevrouw <name>” while I lived there. Never bothered to have it changed, though. Seemed like it’d be a lot of effort

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Shouldn’t that have to be noted on their ID? Actually, doesn’t that change from birth sex to re-assigned sex at some point?

Wait I gotta try this, don’t even think you need the backspace

$ mkdir " "
$ ls
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I hate that this works

As someone who’s come back to Mint after distro hopping several times, welcome home 💚

Gaming on a beginner friendly OS? Pop OS Absolute Gaming®️ (but your OS is a lil’ quirky)? Bazzite, all the way!

Damn now I gotta listen to that again, and to all the amazing nerdy parodies