First I wanted to contradict and say that I like arch linux because it feels good… So yes: I see your point
;-)
It’s so plug & play
You can use those other distributions as buttplugs, too, but they’re not going to be pleasurable or even comfortable.
This statement implies using arch btw as a buttplug is pleasurable and/or comfortable.
Did they stutter?
Anything can be a butt plug if you are brave enough
My friend who uses Arch…btw. Is good at chess
Is this them? Looks like a chess pro.
Yeah butt with a tail.
Bzzzzzzzt
i guess i got something in common with ur friend:)
Hmm, the Arch one seems to be incorrect. People who wear a buttplug won’t randomly announce that they’re wearing buttplug.
They likely would, if it was an Arch butt plug.
A Bluetooth controlled butt plug that runs Arch? 😩
Gotta commit some cahnges to this repo
Well,
git push
comes soon9 months later you will get pull-request
Naw buddy, it was less than a week. So many bugs…
Marry me!
Good luck getting the BT driver for the vibrator to work, the AUR package has been broken for months
We don’t have the same friends.
Acutally… They do on the internet. And may even earn money by doing so.
I read the meme as Arch is something that you should shove up your @$$
It’s okay to say “ass” on the internet, FYI.
That’s a weird Debian logo on the Swiss Army Knife
This is garbage, preposterous even! Kali is a toy lockpick for script kiddies, parrotOS is where the real deal is. Or you know just install the tools on debian.
I use arch btUwU
It was PHLAK back in the day. I just like Kali because it has so many tools ready to go out of the box. Run Debian as main OS though and it’s pretty simple to add their repos and install them.
So I just spent the last day reading the Arch wiki on butt plugs. It is now fully configured and ready for use 🥴
Arch should be a megaphone so they can broadcast “I use Arch BTW” to all.
so…
?
Yeah
I guess Gentoo should be customizable dildonator 9000.
Debian instead of ubuntu for the multitool
Agree
Ok, but the multitool must have a steeper learning curve and less GUIs
What is NixOS?
Why is arch a buttplug?
Idk, but it feels good.
Ubuntu. Multitool. Yeah, funny
Its pretty apt because while you can technically use it to do a variety of things its almost always outclassed in any particular use
Its pretty apt
I see what you did there
And it’s popular, and it’s something non-Linux users might recognize.
I don’t know why, but it really is. You’d be surprised to see how many servers in the wild run ubuntu and how many docker images are based on ubuntu.
Docker images should really be distroless most of the time. There’s way too much junk in the majority of Docker images when in most cases, you really just need your app and whatever dynamic libraries or runtimes it requires (if you can’t statically compile it). You don’t need an OS in there!
Also there’d be way more servers running Debian compared to Ubuntu.
You often (if not most of the time) need some infrastructure in OCI containers (while we’re at it, let’s get rid of the misnomer Docker image). And that’s going to be some subset of a distribution hand-crafted for that purpose. Most of the time, that should be Alpine, because they provide the slimmest base image.
Most of the time, that should be Alpine, because they provide the slimmest base image.
Distroless containers (e.g. https://github.com/GoogleContainerTools/distroless, Chiselled Ubuntu, etc) are often smaller than Alpine ones. Google’s smallest Debian-based one is around 2MB.
I have a Dockerized C# app… I’m going to try .NET Native AOT (which was improved a lot in .NET 8, released today) to compile it into a self-contained binary, and see how well it works with a distroless base container.
I’m curious to hear how that works out. I’m a big fan of C#; not so much the Microsoft ecosystem. I’d say for maximum scalability you’d want languages which compile to small binaries. So, Go, Rust, C++, C, and theoretically some others. The approach with Java and C# to bundle the framework, JIT, etc, and then try to shave off as much as you can get away with feels kind of backwards. And I get the excitement of the Java folks when they manage to create a self-contained binary with GraalVM and co of 12mb. Like, that’s impressive, but had you developed the same thing with Go it would be .5mb. Curious to see how .NET fares in that comparison to Java.
In the dotnet 8 announcement the brag is that a minimal web service will be 8.5 megs
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Google’s distroless base images are based on Debian and are smaller than Alpine images.
Ubuntu and Kali are both just flavors of Debian though. Need RHEL logo on a corporate middle manager desk chair.
I use arch btw
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