Missed the chance of writing it as "testing different bistros" but yeah, facts no printer
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Thanks bro
Instructions unclear. Sandwich now smells funny
Is mayonnaise a distribution?
Looks like it. You distribute it across the bread.
Are you talking about making a grilled cheese where you sub Mayo for the butter? Cuz it turns out pretty awesome!
Yep! I was very surprised with the result as well.
Wait until you try bacon grease. Y'all are in for a real treat.
I don't know what broke in me recently, but for about 3 years now, pork products just taste kinda dirty
This tends to happen with major cultural expeditions. Mapping the world's farts has likely altered your palette.
Good point. I'd consider retirement, but who else is gonna do this job?
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This is what using Lemmy feels like sometimes.
Here's some others:
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You are forgetting:
- you have the moral obligation to pirate all creative works.
IP as a concept exists in a superstate where it's bad in the context of piracy but good in the context of generative AI.
When I watch a movie, the credits roll at the end. I can look up the actors on IMDb. Even if I pirated it, I know who made it. That's how I know Rian Johnson is a good director and I should watch anything he makes.
AI can't name its inspiration.
- Capitalism is always given as the reason something is bad, that way nobody has to try and improve anything because the revolution is for later and working within the system is supporting the bad thing.
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I'm sure Linux is overrepresented across the whole of Lemmy but to be fair, we are in a community specifically about Linux. You could also just block the term Linux and be done with it
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I think you need to reinitialize pan.sh
so, that's NetBSD under heavy load.
Instructions unclear, now have a perfectly functioning system whereas before it would show ads in the Start Menu. Should I start over and do again?
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Let me interject for a moment. What youβve referred to as βbutterβ is actually βI canβt believe itβs not/butterβ. Have a pleasant day!
Oh, I remember that margarine brand, ICBINB: I Can't Believe ICBINB's Not Butter
That's the one! Funny store about the name - it's a recursive condiment.
Edit: sorry for inbox spam btw, lemmy.world having outages
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No need for a vm btw, you can try a lot of them from your browser using distrosea.
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before you reach for butter, have you even considered whether or not a rolling release distro is right for you?
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Distros, bistros, tomatoh, tomahto.
Looks like an average Google Gemini reponse
Id like ai a lot more if this were the case
Next recipe: peanut butter and Mint jelly
spoiler
Or just start with Ubuntu, while using a good mayonnaise for your grilled cheese.
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arch is like when you put bacon on your grilled cheese and dip it in tomato soup
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instead of fried chicken, eat grilled chicken, instead of soda, drink grilled chicken
btrfs reaching new heights
Good news, everyone! I've invented a way to install Linux on a stick of margarine!
Alright guys I'm gonna tell you...I don't use butter on my grilled cheese.
Nah. I use mayonnaise. A very thin coating, it doesn't take much -- and ultimately it's easier for butter to be many more calories and taste inferior
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