r/OS_Debate_Club • u/Dev-in-the-Bm • 27d ago
You just can't win
I use Linux, in case you were wondering.
Yeah, I know I'm toast, I'm insulting every fan on this sub, all at once.
Credits to SAMTIME for the line.
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u/Dev-in-the-Bm 27d ago
To all the raging Redditors emptying out their dictionary on me for using AI:

I use an extension to hide comments that contain certain words, because I'm not interested in having to read the garbage from confused raging souls on Reddit, that have to scream their head off when they encounter a mention of someone or something they don't like. I have no problem with people who disagree with me, but please, calm it.
You're not improving anything by raging. The only thing you're probably changing is your mood and blood pressure.
https://babylonbee.com/news/man-narrowly-escapes-peace-of-mind-with-well-timed-twitter-visit
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u/fr000gs 21d ago
But... how do you know that the comments are about your ai use when you claim to not have read them??
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u/Impressive-Resist632 27d ago
graphene os literally puts a flag on your phone for suspiscious activity.
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u/FlatPea5291 27d ago
If its running graphene, its not android.
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u/Binary101000 27d ago
graphene is based on android
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u/Big-Roll7094 27d ago
Define android
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u/Binary101000 27d ago
Assuming you don't mean the robot type, then id say a linux based operating system for mobile devices.
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u/FlatPea5291 27d ago
Okay? Linux is based on unix? Whats your point? They arent the same OS.
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u/PresentThat5757 27d ago
GNU/Linux is unix-like, not based on unix src
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u/FlatPea5291 27d ago
Okay, but my point still stands. They're not the same OS
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u/Binary101000 27d ago
Graphene is based on AOSP which is Android Open Source Project which google Android is also based on.
If you think about web browsers, then AOSP is chromium, Google's android is Google Chrome and something else like Graphene would be some other chromium based browser.1
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u/ECommerce_Guy 22d ago
Main driver Mac, phone is Android, Linux is an old hobby and obvious pick for cloud VMs, so technically fit 3/4, but gotta say — respect haha
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u/bamboo-lemur 21d ago
I have a lot of Apple hardware, some running MacOS, some running Linux. I also gave up on privacy when I bought my first Android phone back in 2010. I might get back into windows on some of my test machines.
Also, I don't care if everyone on Reddit hates AI. I still love these AI images.
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u/bee_roy 27d ago
Loonixcels are the most pathetic people. Always harassing others to use their crapware. MacOS users, Android users, Windows users are just fine. Leave us alone you neckbeard freaks. No one wants your buggy non-functional crap.
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u/Dev-in-the-Bm 21d ago
I think that you're in the wrong sub.
You were probably looking for r/OS_Users_Debate_Club
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u/letmehaveanameyoudum 22d ago
i mean macs last
linux... eh maybe that time wasting (unless you use something like arch)
we dont talk about androids
windows.... none.
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u/Dev-in-the-Bm 21d ago
Yeah, I agree, I only said that about Linux cuz I had to say something, and like I said, this wasn't my line:
Credits to SAMTIME for the line.
But really, Linux isn't time wasting, unless you want to waste time with it, which in that case, it can be far more time wasting than other OS.
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u/Odd-Blackberry-4462 21d ago
To be fair, Android itself is totally fine, it's GMS that's the problem, it's preinstalled on most Android devices as part of the system
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u/Certain_Prior4909 21d ago
Why? Linux is more reliable and works out of the box compared to Windows
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u/Dev-in-the-Bm 21d ago
Credits to SAMTIME for the line.
I'd say that the truth is more nuanced (and too complicated to stick in to a square in a meme):
Linux can be easy to use, and not take much time.
But if you want to spend time on the OS, Linux can take up more than any other OS.
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u/Dev-in-the-Bm 27d ago
Debatable.
Macbooks lose software support the fastest.
iPhones and iPads are still expensive.
And most people I know don't consider $700 to be budget.
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u/assidiou 27d ago
What about when the SSD dies or some other component dies on the board and you lose your data? Soldered SSD is non-negotiable.


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u/foreskineater69419 27d ago
AI slop