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Linux@lemmy.ml · 2 years ago

Linux Bros need to stop with the "Ackshullly!" every time someone points out their end needs aren't or weren't met. This guy basically calls the guy a liar for having a bad experience.

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Linux Bros need to stop with the "Ackshullly!" every time someone points out their end needs aren't or weren't met. This guy basically calls the guy a liar for having a bad experience.

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Linux@lemmy.ml · 2 years ago

This was from Explaining Computers recent video about how Linux users shouldnt gate keep and criticise people for choices. Surprise, fuckers! Comments fill up with people telling everyone else how wrong they are…

I say “guy” in a generic sense, not a gender specific sense.

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What I can’t stand about Linux is people that use Linux complain about people who use Linux.

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