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use linux, become femboy
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Use linux, come out as trans. (At least I did)
idk why this got downvoted, ur probably very cute :3
I really don’t get these posts common on Lemmy. How common is this? Where did the high socks Linux joke come from?
its not a joke, its real :3 (for me at least)
What got you into them both?
no clue tbh, probably a coincidence
There was a post on a similar subject not too long ago, and it seems the landscape shifted about 10 years ago. A whole load of alt-lifestyle folks got into Linux and sysadmin, and maybe a few previously straight-laced sysadmins came out as alt too.
Vive les différences
This is the second post with Unix and socks on my feed in the past few minutes.
There was a post about software and socks a few weeks or so ago where I replied about a company called functional software that made functional socks which I wore for years, which come to think about it also started a discussion about functional programming.
Anyway, here's a community where the socks seem to be coming from.
uwunix
For anyone wondering what distro that is:
It's Nyarch Linux https://nyarchlinux.moe/
no it ain't😭
Whaaaaaat?!! 😆
You're the boss, applesauce! ❤️
Idk if this is true, but i heard you can be born female ; and still use linux
Big if true
Massive if factual
Which theme is it? I cannot find good Win7 Aero themes.
a mix between se7en aero and expose air :3
I spent a solid minute trying to figure out why the second step ladder looked fucked up.
I am not very perceptive.
Segmented mirror.
Damn, I just like warm feet and ankles, but ngl, those do look fierce
And here i thought this only happens if you use nix…
I use NixOS :3
Cool wallpaper btw :p
thank u :3
each distro comes with free estradiol :3
Real
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