This might be my favorite meme of the month. There is a problem though. How often do they actually talk to people to end up in this quandary?
I kid. All the love to my vegan arch users. Or arch using vegans. Whichever one you prefer.
"Actually", I just arch vegans.
Varch
And what is, if this vegan arch user rides a fixie?
What if they're a vegan arch user from Yorkshire?
They'd pick that up fine when you say "Ah use t'arch by t'way, annumavegan". :)
Vegan when eating, Arch Linuxing when computing, communist when sharing, capitalist when investing, ...
The list knows no end. Why not just say what's appropriate for each particular circumstance?
So actually I went to MIT
And what happens if they're a pilot as well???
Depends on whether you installed arch on the plane yet.
my name proboably
>tfw when you use android, debian, ubuntu, fedora, gentoo while (also) being a vegan
Non-vegan Arch user here. Fun meme.
With that out of the way, I tell whichever one best suits the context at hand. Most cases it's neither.
What if you are using VIM and Arch ...
I'm using Vim on Arch but I'm vegetarian, not vegan. Anyway, that would be my order.
I mean both are great in concept, but man are some folks insufferable to talk to regarding both. Ubuntu, part time vegetarian...
What does part time vegetarian mean? Either you go full vegan or you belong in the trash and the reason why earth is dying. Dont take veganism lightly and respect us for we are your savior and the beacon of light for humanity.
"BTW, I'm Archie."
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