"Clean code" doesn't matter in the grand scheme of things. No software is successful because of "clean code". The only thing that matters is that software gets the job done and user satisfaction. That is the real difference between successful software and failed software

>Systemd bad
>uses linuxlibre

should i use Linux mint XFCE or Xubuntu?

windows won
see this thread = agree no matter what
reply to this thread = agree no matter what
dont reply = agree no matter what
ignore this thread = agree no matter what
delete this thread = agree no matter what
sage = agree no matter what
super sage = agree no matter what
think of this thread = agree no matter what
think of windows 11 at all = agree no matter what
windows 11 is better

>start downloading something via torrent
>immediately check peers
>permaban every israel IP

Some guy says he hacked Tesla's stock and made $30k. I checked out his YouTube and he's making some japanese universal income Algorithm? What do you think?

https://youtube.com/shorts/Stpt8P2cIts?feature=share

are we in the matrix

'teens, recently in the past month I was interested in linux that much that first I installed linux mint and cachyos later on vmware and later even bought a thinkpad for it. I'm using arch which is good but heavily associated with larpers and trannies. Should I install gentoo, and is it good for learning how your computer is working? I'm just really interested in linux.
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what the fuck is the point of a smart home