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Your Entire Personality Now

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Linux Bash

1 month ago 3,808,765 views 1 shares

Your Entire Personality Now

linux-memes, personality-memes, operating-systems-memes, gnu-linux-memes, tech-culture-memes | ProgrammerHumor.io

Two steps to instant personality: read the Linux handbook, congratulations you're now insufferable at parties. Nothing says "I have interesting hobbies" quite like being able to recite man pages from memory and correcting people who say "Linux" instead of "GNU/Linux." Your dating profile now exclusively mentions your preferred init system and you've unironically started arguments about systemd. The transition is complete—you don't choose topics anymore, you just wait for someone to mention computers so you can explain why their operating system is objectively wrong.

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