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Cake day: July 2nd, 2023

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  • I did not attack a wide, diverse range of people. I attacked a small subset that exists almost exclusively on Reddit.

    Would it be worth me saying that I find some atheists annoying, but that I find far, far more theists annoying? I find some people in every group annoying. That doesn’t mean I find everyone in those groups annoying. It also doesn’t mean that I’m not an ally for those groups. I will fight to the death for gay rights but if a gay person is being annoying they’re still being annoying.

    It’s fine, you don’t think atheists can be annoying. Or you think admitting that they can is counterproductive? That’s also fine. Obviously I disagree, but I just don’t understand your hostility.

    I’m having a great day so far, thanks!


  • You are being very aggressive lol. I’m not being a pickme, I couldn’t give less fucks what religious people think of me. I actively dislike religious people, and agree with you that religion is the root of a good amount of the evil in the world.

    All I said was that annoying atheists do exist (I know, I was one of them).

    If you won’t allow allies to lightly push back on your ideas then you’ll find yourself without many allies.

    Have a great day anyway man.















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    That’s a fair criticism. I imagine as it matures more this might become less of an issue (yes it’s been around for ages but desktop Linux is only recently gaining some traction, so I give them some slack there), but currently it’s absolutely GNOME’s biggest downfall.

    It’s also partially why I don’t recommend it for Windows refugees, if you have any expectations of how it should function there’s a good chance it just won’t work that way, and the extensions that make it work how you want it to are unreliable.

    I personally have a cursed setup with GNOME and hyprland installed. I retreat to GNOME whenever my hyprland setup is borked, which is most of the time.