twovests

twovests OP wrote

somehow i missed all the replies to this post

while usually i am insanely rambling, i meant everything i said in this post in particular

have you ever seen a cuck in action? they're always seeking participants, directing the scene, making things move, congratulating contestants, giving rewards (snacks at the end), etc.

right?

now think about bob barker's famous personality. compare and contrast

now, in addition to all this, i think this counts as being dominant. but in a secret way

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twovests OP wrote

Reply to comment by 500poundsofnothing in Tenga review by twovests

i don't mean "avant garde" entirely earnestly. i'm sure there's an art history term for "appropriating the most profitable vibes from experimental art movements for jackoff toys"

(as part of research for this post, i found out a lot of them have hard unbeveled cubes, which seems painful and hilarious. if people are grating their junk with these then maybe that counts as avant garde? or dadaist?)

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twovests OP wrote (edited )

Reply to Tenga review by twovests

(jokes aside, don't google tenga if you don't know what it is. they're not desk toys. the joke is that they're avant-garde jackoff devices.)

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twovests wrote (edited )

cheers for the return of the good blog

i do appreciate this review. i used to bike everywhere and im now considering and ebike because if i get one, i may again be able to bike everywhere. i am incorporating your personal blog into my personal brain

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twovests wrote (edited )

I want to say at least two years now. I used Ubuntu for >10 years before that, but I kept running into issues with snaps which drove me to Pop.

On the side, System76 (popos people) is making a new Rust-based "Cosmic" desktop to eventually replace the GNOME based one. If you've used cosmic-text in a Rust project, that is what it's from!

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twovests wrote

Ya! My only arguments for pop os ("Pop! OS") is that i love the defaults, so i'll just list the defaults i like

it's based on ubuntu, which is based on debian, has no "snaps" (bad package manager system that has caused my a lot of problems), and it's custom GNOME-based desktop environment has builtin window tiling and stacking.

i like tiling a lot because i dislike the other tiling WMs which all expect you to memorize shortcuts.

i have an nvidia GPU so the ISO that comes with the appropriate drivers builtin is very very nice

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twovests wrote

I'm a longtime Linux user here. If you're looking for any distro recommendations, I can write a really long annoying post about it. (luv luv luv popos)

Proton IS awesome. If you told me in 2017 that "Linux desktop is going to be a viable platform for Gamers" I would have thought you were a delusional Linux stan.

But now, videogames which don't work on Linux are the exception and that's increasingly rare. It's mind-boggling. Most of the exceptions are competitive online games with anticheat enabled.

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