I'd be willing to help you get started.

$ nixos-rebuild switch --use-remote-sudo --flake ~/dotfiles#desktop

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OsmAnd and Organic Maps. They're both not as good as Google Maps. But at least when I use them Google doesn't get to know that I traveled 15km across town to fuck a Tinder thot and buy bread.

Insects also have muscles in certain locations throughout their bodies. You'll find the exact same structures in similarly structured insects, just on a smaller scale. Honestly I have no idea what you're talking about because they both have muscles and both have open circulatory systems, both will solidify into "meat" when cooked. I'm not sure what you're suggesting meaningfully distinguishes them here other than their taxonomic classifications and their size.

I rarely interact in any meaningful way with anything in Google's ecosystem these days. I'm still tied by a couple little whispy threads, but nothing serious. I'm running GrapheneOS with no Google apps, switched my email to Proton, switched to Firefox, search with Brave, use a NAS for cloud storage, and browse YouTube anonymously with NewPipe. Occasionally I'll get an email on one of my old Gmail addresses, but other than that I feel like I've sufficiently deGoogled enough to feel safe.

When your walking speed is not matched to the NPCs you must walk with. W stop W stop W stop fuck it I'm just going to crouch maybe that'll work

While it is inaccurate to characterize crustaceans as bugs, they are arthropods and share an enormous amount of anatomical and psychological features with insects. Both have open circulatory systems and use hemolymph to hydraulically operate their limbs. That "meat" that you're talking about is only really visible after cooking, and consists mostly of denatured and congealed hemolymph.

I would be willing to do this, yes.

Give NixOS a try. Imagine never even having the risk of a broken system ever again. Never getting stuck in the TTY because some update bricked to your shit. It's a nice life on Nix.

I'm a tattoo artist. Some colours might go, but they can be touched up. Aging will likely compliment this particular style. The clouds will just look more natural as time goes on, because the colours will bleed together. The trees might need to be sharpened up (or not), and the edges are on the planet might need to be sharpened up. But overall I don't expect this to age very poorly.