Kinda tempted to embrace the chaos and put every single one on my laptop
I have distrobox... That counts right?
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Just buy like 12petabyte and install every Linux distro, the Originally distrobox
Hey, looks like you accidentally double posted ツ
Good old buggy networking
Didn't double post I'm just on a crap network, messages get sent twice sometimes
Strange it'd be due to the network, are you sure it's not the client you're using coupled with server instability?
(Anyway it doesn't really matter, it's not a tragedy)
Could be but it happens on discord and signal too on crappy networks
I think it's when it sends a packet, the network lags and delays it, it gets no response so it sends another one and then when the network catches up it sends both of them out
Using Jerboa as my client
Oh could it be then, I never had that happen on any other app so I didn't think it would be possible
I mean, if you're a distrohopper, you might be changing stickers every few days or weeks.
Thanks Man Your Stickers Rocks Even Though They Are Images And Not a type Stone