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The emotional trauma of using Windows after being spoiled by Linux is apparently equivalent to collapsing in agony on the ground. Ten whole minutes of waiting for updates, clicking through permission dialogs, and watching that spinning circle of doom is enough to send any terminal-loving penguin enthusiast into the fetal position. The withdrawal symptoms are brutal - no package manager, no grep, and heaven forbid you try to customize anything without downloading seventeen different third-party apps. It's like going from driving a manual sports car to pedaling a tricycle with square wheels uphill.

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Ah, the classic "IsOdd OS" boot screen! When your entire operating system's sole purpose is to determine if a number is odd. Talk about specialized software! The developer clearly took the "do one thing and do it well" Unix philosophy to an absurd extreme. Somewhere, a computer science professor is shedding a single tear of pride while simultaneously facepalming. The ultimate microservice has been born - just reboot your computer every time you need to check if 7 is odd!