Alyx Hinata 🇹🇩🚫💀 @alyx@gameliberty.club

@Comrade_Courier @Yami
Yes, and?

If your hair is shorter than mine, are you really a woman?

@Yami
Considering I'm a tall guy, E might be a great fit for me. I also love her hair.
C is also damn hot.

@lebronjames75
Apparently he did got it fixed. I'm surprised you knew that. This is my country we're talking about, and this guy's name means nothing to me. Had to do a search to see if our media reported on his case.

@lebronjames75
Can't tell if I should feel ashamed for my country, or be proud that we reached level 100 in something.

@Not_a_cat
He can't die from obesity soon enough.

@BowsacNoodle @TurboNormie
Those kind of chimneys don't necessarily mean nuclear plant. They can be used for coal burning plants, oil refinery, all kinds of polluting crap.

@TurboNormie
So China's officially a joke then.

@VD15
Oh, ok. That's fine.

@VD15
If holocaust & gypsy jokes is really all he can do, then he's a bad comedian, and can fuck off.

@VD15
No, what I'm thinking is: I want to hear those jokes.

I want to reinstall my Linux OS. Drive is formatted btrfs and I have subvolumes for root and home. I have two options:
1) remove the old root subvolume, create a new one, install and mount the old home subvolume, keeping files and configs intact.
2) backup, format, and do it all from scratch.

I've never done option 1 yet. I kinda want to experiment with it. But in keeping all old config files, it partly undermines why I want to do this in the first place. I want to clean up some of the old stuff that I've lost track of and I don't really know what I can/can't safely remove anymore.

Option 2 is straightforward in the beginning, but it leaves me with a lot of things to reconfigure. For some things I plan to backup and reuse old configs, for others it will be better to do it manually. But it will take time.

Thoughts? What would you do?

@vib

@Eris
that's a weight off my chest.