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The problem is that the dishes are dirty when you explicitly said you wanted them clean. Do you want me to try again?

— Did you just throw away the dishes and buy new ones??

well, you can’t really blame the cat. The sauce must have been really good

It was a very good and promising attempt

i think you’re both right!

This picture is just as old as the internet and I still laugh every time

It’s not just you…

Well, unless you’re writing to an actual mage. As in a magician, wizard, sorcerer, witch, warlock or mystic.

Well, then.

Have you been a good employee of the month?

Good girl! Stranger=danger

I’m glad I could point you in the direction of the rabbit hole. It’s not for nothing that my name’s Alice :)

For me it was also a good read learning about how the various languages make the plural of euro. Some languages keep “euro” as the plural, some others have a plural form (which is fine), but some others have really weird shit with complex logic. I’m always fascinated by languages!

This is the page you’re looking for Written conventions for the euro in the languages of EU member states.

as a Sardinian myself, me too! But I think, if I really must be eaten, I’d love to go with lots of garlic and onion.

I agree with everything you said.

LSF is not a distro. It is a instruction manual and teaching aid. Don’t use it as a base for your main OS

OP, you can use it as your main OS, and I know some people do. I wouldn’t recommend it, though. Because once you have LFS you realise that you need at least automatic dependency resolution. And once you start thinking about it you realise that you’re reinventing a package manager. At that point just use a distro you like :D

I suggest LFS if you want to learn the complexity of creating a distro from scratch. (You might not succeed on the first try. I gave up multiple times before forcing myself to finish it)

I never tried Gentoo so I can’t really say anything good or bad about it.

My question is: what are you expecting to learn from this? you say “learn more” but what exactly do you want to learn? Because if it’s “becoming better at linux” you can definitely do it with just Arch.

If you just want something “more difficult” to install, I guess you can do it.

this is how I interpret it

Windone.

I suppose don’t let the kitties drink beer either. I don’t reckon those do any good…

Somewhere there’s a professor, a master of the field, saying to the students: “you know rocket science is not that hard, it’s not bakery!” and everyone laughs.

the three combined make life much better

and fermentation feels like magic