don’t most people start out in level 5?
surprisingly, festnt is short for fest not, not fes tnt
so please dont call me fes please please please
don’t most people start out in level 5?
aur can mostly be replaced by flatpak and the arch wiki generally works in every distro
fence and then grass and then dirt and rocks
whats dist-upgrade? this is the first time ive heard of it
you’re welcome mr debian user
now i’m wondering how long it’d take for windows to install with a bad connection
arch is a little bit of each of those things


from what ive heard of manjaro, they do less testing on new packages than arch. also, nothing on arch ever broke my pc except for the clock, which was probably because i configured it wrong (didn’t use archinstall).
only time an update has ever done anything bad was like a week ago when plasma 6.6 launched and the login freezed the pc, but that was on cachyos, not main arch.


wait what happened to lemmynsfw
asking for the customer’s id? nah, call the cops and let them figure it out
for me, thought are really abstract and it takes a bit to translate them into words. and even though i’ve spoken english for around 8 years, i can still notice that i take way longer to write things in english than my first language. though i guess that might be related to me basically only listening and typing in english and not actually talking out loud enough. in my first language, portuguese, it’s the same situation, it just takes less time to translate the thoughts into words
gentoo is just a bunch of metal


wait until we find out he birthed himself
in pf2e a round is also 6 seconds, and you can also attack 3 times in a turn, it’s just that you get -5 on the attack roll for the second and -10 for the third (or -4 and -8 for agile weapons)
so you could also kill 3 people in one turn, if your level is high enough
that was a good psychological evaluation
but “yay” already does that
it’s just a very small pizza
the computer holes are happy, at least! :D
combat’s fine if you need actual strategy, like in pathfinder