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|    CrudeSausage to DFS    |
|    Re: Experience with Windows and Linux Mi    |
|    18 Feb 26 13:11:59    |
      From: crude@sausa.ge              On Tue, 17 Feb 2026 21:54:17 -0500, DFS wrote:              > On 2/17/2026 8:01 PM, CrudeSausage wrote:       >> On Tue, 17 Feb 2026 12:01:05 -0500, DFS wrote:       >       >       >>> User-Agent: Pan/0.155 (Kherson; fc5a80b8)       >>>       >>> Why not Betterbird?       >>       >> Because Betterbird and Thunderbird both have bugs where they don't       >> download articles from newsgroups if the filters I created are too       >> complex. For example, I have a very effective filter for Larry       >> Pietraskiewicz which ensures that I never see any of his stupidity. If       >> I enable it, the news server will simply not bother to download any       >> articles at all; if I disable it, it will download as expected, but       >> I'll have to be exposed to mental retardation worse than that of the       >> official retards in my school.       >       >       > LOL!       >       > As an example of the retardation you're missing, Feeb earlier today       > claimed it's "imperative" every Linux user reads the changelog for each       > and every update they install.       >       > As if he does that.       >       > What a lying kook.              Some of us technically already do that by reading the headlines of       articles on Phoronix. I download their RSS feed automatically on Liferea,       and if there is a significant change, I actually read the article rather       than just look at the headline. For example, the NTFS support in Linux has       improved significantly recently and since I have all my movies on an NTFS       partition, it makes sense for me to learn what the differences are from       what was there originally. Nevertheless, I don't need to know that       compiling in some obscure language is 1% faster than it was in 2002 or       that the kernel suddenly supports an extension in the Chinese processors       in the Longsoon processors that it didn't before. Maybe that gets Larry       Pietraskiewicz erect enough to spank it to his loads of Star Trek ASCII       porn, but it does nothing for me.              --       CrudeSausage       John 14:6       Isaiah 48:16       Pop_OS!              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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