CX-7

@cx-7.bsky.social

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Arch Linux user (btw), struggling Unity dev, and part-time network tinkerer. I casually build websites for small businesses, products and post my progress, fails, and occasional wins. Join my Discord: https://discord.gg/yKJhF5HSrm

A three-panel meme using the David and Victoria Beckham "Be Honest" format. Victoria claims she cares about online privacy and is being honest, but when David peeks around a wall and forces her to reveal her search engine, she admits she uses Google.
Four-panel Linux meme showing the community mocking Pop!_OS for breaking, but cheering when Arch Linux breaks after a basic update and calling it a ‘Classic Arch W.’
A simple endless car racing game in unity
A meme showing a tweet that says “Good news everyone. You don’t have to write JavaScript anymore,” followed by a news post claiming the founder of Node.js declared that the era of humans writing code is over.
A smug-looking aristocrat standing confidently while others stand behind him.
Terminal screenshot of a local AI model responding to a technical question about Linux process isolation.
A photo of a poster titled “BANNED WORDS IN THE CLASSROOM” lists various Gen Z phrases, including “Skibidi,” “Sigma,” and “Tralalero tralala.” Among them, circled in red, is the phrase: “I use Arch, by the way.” It humorously suggests Arch Linux users have overused the phrase to the point it’s banned.
e} liv@arch:~ Hl [liv@arch ~]$ pass insert social/github Enter password for social/github: Retype password for social/github: [liv@arch ~]$ pass show social/github github123 [liv@arch ~]$ pass rm social/gihub Error: social/gihub is not in the password store. [liv@arch ~]$ pass rm social/github Are you sure you would like to delete social/github? [y/N] y removed '/home/liv/.password-store/social/github.gpg’ [liv@arch ~]$ pass insert social/mastodon Enter password for social/mastodon: Retype password for social/mastodon: [liv@arch ~]$ pass show social/mastodon password123 [livRarch ~1$ []
A four-panel meme where a baby starts to speak. The mom is excited thinking it’s the baby’s first word. The baby then says ‘Arrays start at 1’ and in the last panel, a news headline says ‘Baby found in dumpster,’ implying that this programming opinion got the baby abandoned.
Anime girl smirking in the background while a guy commits to reinstalling Arch Linux every day for over 11 years straight, still single, still hopeful.
website preview gif
A pie chart titled “IT Helpdesk Summary.” The chart humorously breaks down the common issues IT helpdesk workers deal with: "Miscellaneous Stupidity," "I locked myself out," "I lost my file/email," "Printer Jam," and a very tiny slice labeled "Real IT Work." The chart suggests that most IT tasks involve simple or silly problems rather than actual technical challenges.
A meme comparing a children’s shape-sorting toy to various modern-day cable connectors (USB, HDMI, DisplayPort, etc.). The top image shows a classic toy with blocks that fit into matching shaped holes. The bottom image shows multiple types of tech ports and cables. Caption reads: “Realizing that this… was training us for this…” — humorously suggesting childhood toys prepared us for dealing with complex cable types.
Meme shows a Star Wars scene with one character representing advanced Linux distros like Arch, Gentoo, and Slackware asking, “Regular distros? Really? Man of your talents?” The other character, now using Linux Mint, openSUSE, Fedora, and Debian replies, “It’s a peaceful life.” A humorous take on switching from hardcore to beginner-friendly Linux distros for sanity.
A meme titled “Bugs training class” shows cockroaches being taught math with completely wrong answers like 2 + 4 = 5 and 4 × 3 = 20. In the last panel, the teacher bug says, “Great! Time to destroy programmers.” A funny representation of how software bugs are “trained” to ruin code.
Jim from The Office points to a board saying “How to make a responsive website,” followed by a mobile browser error saying “Screen width too small. Please open on a desktop.”
Side-by-side view of how Windows, Mac, and Linux have changed over time.
A dad laughs while the baby regrets being born into Linux culture.
Programmer with bugs and tasks chooses sleep instead. Classic dev logic.
Modern gym facility with strength training equipment
Meme compares iceberg layers of the internet to how terrifying page 2 of Google is.
Meme shows browsers chanting for speed, except Internet Explorer, who forgets the chant and repeats “browsers!”
Predator scans an IT worker and sees glowing pain in joints/spine; decides not to attack: “He’ll die on his own.”
Two-panel “Hide the Pain Harold” meme: top shows him cheerfully running code; bottom shows him still smiling after the compiler reports 900 errors from 800 lines.
Old-school keyboard with only 0, 1, Space, and Enter, joking about coding before programming languages.
Meme spoofing “Johnny Johnny” with Windows confronting Chrome about hogging RAM.
Zuckerberg standing next to a joke code snippet showing user tracking happens regardless of cookie consent.
Woman screaming in labor with text comparing childbirth pain to an IT department crisis.
Split image meme: Top shows Thanos saying “Reality can be whatever I want” as a beginner's expectation. Bottom shows Loki exhausted, saying “I have been debugging... FOR 30 HOURS!!!” as the reality.
A Linux user laughs at a virus, saying "You have no power here."
A software engineer begs for mercy but gives up when asked to fix a paper jam.
Meme shows guy ignoring insults, but gets furious and loads a tank when someone says "I hate Linux".
A meme shows Windows panicking when the user downloads Rufus, a Linux ISO, and connects a USB, feeling betrayed.
War-torn soldier with Arch logo reacting to people installing Windows on their Steam Deck.
Linux nerd refuses to install Windows despite having 100+ bootable tools.
Dev merges code without tests; chaos is the strategy.
Girl builds PC, installs Linux… uses Arch. Respect++.
A broken server with parts scattered everywhere and a joke about the boss telling to "just restart it."
Meme shows a man claiming “I use C++ in JavaScript”, shows a JS loop with c++, then gets tackled by angry developers.
Baby running to hug a giant Tux after surviving Windows all day.
Funny comparison of operating system license agreements, showing Linux users' obsession.
Funny comparison between Windows 11's long requirements and Linux needing almost nothing.
A cartoon shows a nerdy kid leading a caveman, flipping the C++ vs Python meme with a focus on code simplicity.
A meme showing a game character facing a "do not swim" sign due to lack of animation, followed by a developer staring blankly with a cigarette.
A four-panel meme showing a programmer fixing 2 errors only to end up with 17, ending with a troll face and a burning computer.
Funny meme comparing past and future warriors to modern dev tools like Jira, Gmail, and VS Code.
Top: one person hands over the key (chown). Bottom: the door is just left wide open (chmod 777).
Named my WiFi ‘Hack it if you can.’ It got renamed to ‘Challenge Accepted.’ Pain.
Among Us meme showing how software engineers are treated like laptop repairmen at family events.
Comic showing a guy saying "She bit me 8 times" and a girl replying "Liar! It's just 1 byte."
Person in a spacesuit kissing the ground, representing Linux users returning after briefly using Windows.
Kid says "sudo" when asked for the magic word to get what he wants.
Meme comparing Debian and Arch users with stick figures and funny traits.
Meme of Bully Maguire with a joke about Arch users teasing Ubuntu users in classic "I use Arch, btw" style.
finding something worse than self-hate: coding in C++
crying over 10 errors vs the guy who made compilers from scratch
A group of owls labeled with programming languages and a cat labeled HTML.
A computer science student and a senior developer both googling how to get a date in Java.
Windows users hated 10 in 2020, beg for it in 2025.