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What satire actually looks like
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Guy just trying to get his chess puzzles in
400MB idle? He needs to debloat his system man
Truth hurts.
I run arch btw
Its like the famous saying...
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How do you know someone runs arch?
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Because they will tell you about it.
Credits to Kai Lentit on YouTube
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"now my machine run games" 🔥 🔥🔥 📢 📢 📢
This is too close to reality to be satire
The line between reality and satire is often thin.
But not quite as thin as the system requirements needed to run Linux /s
Welcome to the whole comedy of this guy. You cry, you feel it and it hurts.
I wish my computer runs 400mb idle. Unfortunately it doesn't. Too many tabs and shit open
Then that's not idle
This is what I want to be if only I don't have social anxiety.
*heavy breathing on the bus* “~Linus~ ~Torvalds~”
“What?”
“Actually it’s “who.” So way back when..”
This is very close to how I act towards my dad whenever he complains about his Windows 11 updates and performance.
I put my dad on Mint years ago. No more complaints!
Hah, mine too. Astonishingly little support needed since, we stopped talking
I love his videos. They are so accurate.
I feel personally attacked for some reasons
This is hilarious!
Satire is someone making annoyingly good points, annoyingly? Ok
This is meant to be a caricature of a Linux evangelist, not a 100% accurate portrayal of a Linux evangelist
it's good satire because there are valid points thrown in, but also some completely irrelevant ones
"now my machine runs games!"
~wheezes in linux~
Myaaah!!
It's so perfect. Like a nerdier version of the guy who ties women to train tracks.
Lmao
this post was submitted on 17 Jul 2026
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