bread and circuses were free. unfortunately this is even worse.

thats not nearly enough cells to have an internal experience, they’re fine.

arch users hate it when you use gui for some reason

yo momma so fat

only stuff that is purely political and has nothing else. it doesnt need to be banned entirely (because its great material to base jokes around) but stuff thats little more than a news article doesnt belong and should be being removed anyway

i use Niagara and I like it, but its a little different. if you want a more traditional one ive heard lawnchair is good.

gotta give this a try, looks fun.

oop probably meant from websites

defenestration

ah yes, they are price fixing by saying devs can’t set the price on steam (which the devs control) higher than the price on other platforms (which the devs also control)

epic is irrelevant because nobody wants it, not because steam is trying to crush competition.

just nudity, a female character masturbating in a dream, and references to sex/fetishes/etc.

sudo dnf --help

the best distro is the distro you like most out of the ones that work for whatever it is you do on your pc

hey jackass, the reason food farmers have a harder time making a profit than ones who make wine is because rich people pay a ton for wine as a status symbol while actively making things worse for most farmers by forcing them to sell to massive companies that dont pay them

i said intended to be funny. for example, the 67 meme is not funny. it is intended to be funny though, and like most new memes recently is intended to be funny mainly by referencing how it otherwise isn’t funny. theres a guy on yt shorts (I think the channel is etymologynerd or smth similar) who explains it a lot better.

there are also memes (meaning the kind intended to be funny on the internet in this case) which dont use images at all but are just a recurring reference or something like that. it is largely the same idea as the original meaning of the term but on the internet it generally refers to things that are intended to be funny (in recent years, usually through self-reference as a result of algorithm-based social media).

if you actually read the comment, I didnt say that anything was not a meme. what I said was that the person I was replying to was ignoring the other meaning of the word which, because of context, is clearly the relevant meaning in this case.

sounds plausible. might just block them.

the word meme gained a second definition on the internet, which is similar to the first but focused on specifically things intended to be funny. because context is a part of language whether you like it or not, that meaning is the one that is being used any time you see the word on the internet unless otherwise specified or unless the context in which you’re seeing it is one where the other is more appropriate (like a discussion about linguistics or the spread of ideas).