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I'm sorry to use the word r*ce
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What the hell is this even on about?
Edit: oh I see, some random dude said the word ricing for upgrading your desktop could possibly maybe be considered racist and everyone else in the thread said , "yeah no, no one cares" but you took it to heart and made a kind of weird off topic post apologizing for it. Yeah... No one cares, language is fluid, fuck that guy
@yokonzo @neku
Some one figured out a way
to twist tech jargon now
its all fallen apart.
Archives indicate it began
with the Master/Slave naming
of Primary/Secondary drives
until jacked by renegade furry
loving butt slappers.
It has since contaminated
other areas including GUI
Aesthetics. your Steam decks
KDE "Rice" may have been
compromised.
Good Luck.
"How do I kill the child?"
I would still use the master/slave nomenclature if sata did not make it all moot.