Let’s play a game of “Fortunately, Unfortunately“. Respond the previous post (the first comment below this post) by replying this post (not the previous post!)
I’ll start with: “I found this website.“
Jeff’s battery light is constantly blinking
I don’t think he’s going to be with us any longer
In this SMP server I made a bulletin board that I call “the most useless invention in Minecraft” and people used them
On the other hand I made a small auto sugar cane farm and that got less use because the throughput is absolutely terrible
me setting up my DPI for my screen
300%: Too big
200%: Too small
250%: Just right Fractional scaling 
This partition is dedicated for storing data shared by multiple OSes, should one be installed here. It is formatted in exFAT, as it is the simplest yet advanced filesystem that Windows supports, and also the only one that has open specs, therefore having the most potential support. Links or other similar filesystem feature should be used to redirect their own user folders here.
The aim of creating this partition is to increase integration between OSes, in a partition everyone can read and (hopefully) never fails.
What belongs here:
Files that are OS-agnostic, that is they do not care where they are opened or created at.
These files include documents, images, audios, videos, project files, etc.
External assets that could be characterized as such may also be stored here.
What DOESN'T belong here:
Programs that must run natively, or by usage of some compatibility layer (such as Wine or WSL).
This doesn't apply to programs that must be run by some other architecture absent in this laptop, whether it be a physical one that's emulated or interpreted by a virtual machine.
Programs built by some source code here are exempt to this rule, as long as they aren't stored elsewhere in this partition.
Files and folders relevant to one OS but not to others, except those that the OS requires.
midnight ad writing moment
You choose your own style.
Whether you embrace the skeuomorphism of the 2010s, or the sleek, modern style of the 2020s, a dense layout for efficiency or perhaps a more spacious one, we offer a dozen of styles that's designed with you in mind.
Not satisfied? How about [styles](/community/styles) from the community? Or perhaps [do it yourselves](/guides/advanced/styles)?
Completely clutter-free.
We don't put ads or any form of begging on your screen, ever. Unless if it's someone else's, but never from us.
By the way, do you hate to see the "Who's Online?" section filling up space? Don't worry, you can replace it with something else, or better, remove it entirely!
Less scripts, less troubles.
We believe flashy features like client-side infilling aren't worth it for losing compatibility. Our website is made with compatibility in mind, so that any browsers as bare-bones as w3m can view them with acceptable quality.
You can even view them in Windows 95, like [someone](/post/31d29e5ea1c0cc250bfded15f33e896a) had done!
Tinfoil hats not necessary.
Worried about your privacy? So do we. We are committed on a no-tracking policy, which means that nobody—not even us—are allowed to use your data for their needs, no matter how trivial it is.
You can see it yourselves in our [privacy notice](/privacy) and [code of conduct](/conduct). (if you decided to work for us)
See what the people are thinking.
No so-called "algorithms" are hired to work on biasing the user's content to tailor their experiences.
You get to see what the people are posting, in raw form. (not as SQL records, that would be weird)
some parts may need to be redone
I bought a new laptop for my college because my current one is unsuitable
It has Windows 11 (legit, I think) like all things do nowadays
What should I do with it?
faja akafiupilanga sufuxu akafiujonanapilanga sufuxu akafiuxoananapilanga īnae.
paxene loana.
pofo akafiupilanga sufuxu akafiujonanapilanga sufuxu akafiujonanapilanga kana paehea īkū.
na kāxi akafiuxoananapilanga īxoa la kāxi akafiuxoananapilanga īxoa,
kāfa “fisi pasa”
e pofo kana īnae.
tenoana kāxi akafiujonanapilanga ījo,
kāfa “fisi”
e pofo kana īnae.
tenoana kāxi akafiuxoananapilanga īxoa,
kāfa “pasa”
e pofo kana īnae.
tenoana tenoa, kāfa akafiupilanga.
lipaha.
na kāxi akafiupilanga īsīngāsopā, paxene loana.
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Well Ubuntu was fun
Imma switch back to Arch now
Edit: Oh yeah, I forgot about NetworkManager freaking out there, ugh
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