I hate how accurate this is

  • @WhoRoger@lemmy.world
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    2191 year ago

    Lemmy: I don’t know, but I wouldn’t trust any bike helmet that I can’t compile myself from source. It’s best to just stay home behind (real) firewalls so the Big Bike doesn’t target you for your striped Linux socks.

        • Dolphinfucker420
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          151 year ago

          The moment I got arch running I immediately started hearing about this Gentoo thing but I know for a fact the moment I use Gentoo everyone is gonna start making their own personal Linux distributions using Linux from scratch and then I’m gonna go further down the rabbit hole

          • @averagedrunk@lemmy.ml
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            11 year ago

            Minus Arch, that was almost my exact experience with Linux back in 06. I started with Ubuntu. I let myself get pushed further into more and more customizable and faster distros and further until I was trying to figure out Gentoo. Then I put it down and took up drinking.

    • @morrowind@lemmy.ml
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      341 year ago

      Lemmy:
      from Eggdoy77: I don’t know, but I wouldn’t trust any bike helmet that I can’t build myself from source. It’s best to just stay home behind (real) firewalls so the Big Bike doesn’t target you for your striped Linux socks.

      rshmuck: have you ever actually looked at the helmet source let alone build it?

      Eggdoy77 no

    • @Falmarri@lemmy.world
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      231 year ago

      Commercial bike helmets are a product of capitalism and the radical right wing Democrats are just protecting big business by suggesting to wear a helmet

    • Norgur
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      171 year ago

      I think we should defederate from all instances that do not disallow proprietary bikes and/or closed-source locks!

    • @wahming
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      171 year ago

      This company lends out bikes for free, but they’re Nestlé-level immoral because they put ads on the bike