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Uwuntu

An unofficial meme version of Ubuntu operating system (due to 'uwu' being popular)

I just installed Uwuntu to rip off my Arch Linux installation. It is so good. uwu

by he.mi.sh October 17, 2022

jeeneetard

r/JEENEETards is a community on Reddit, the members being preparers of JEE and NEET entrance exams in India. Lakhs of people give these exams. This commnity's name is a portmanteau of words 'JEE', 'NEET' and 'retards'.

He is also a fellow jeeneetard, so he must also know the internal jokes of r/JEENEETards

by he.mi.sh October 17, 2022

Wayland

a set of protocols for graphical environment on Linux or other Unix-like systems. Generally seen as an alternative to Xorg (or a rebel to Xorg by some), it would take a lot of time for Wayland to surpass Xorg due to serveral limitations.

Friend: I use OBS for screen recording.
Me: I could use that now given that wayland supports screen sharing now, but the global keybinds have still not arrived yet, so I am just gonna use HDMI output to record my screen.

by he.mi.sh October 17, 2022

bulla

a derogatory word used for muslims in India. Originally 'mulla' means Muslim. Due to internet culture, several people started putting the letter 'B' in some derogatory words, like 'nibba' instead of 'nig*a', the same way 'mulla' became 'bulla'

Very religious Hindu person: He is a bulla, so he must be bad.

by he.mi.sh October 17, 2022

momint

alternative spelling of 'moment'

omg, meeting him was such a good momint for me.

by he.mi.sh October 17, 2022

Hinthi

'Hinthi' is how South Indians stereotypically pronounce 'Hindi"

Did you see the new meme of people mocking that man saying 'I dont know hinthi'

by he.mi.sh October 17, 2022

mudiji

alternative pronounciation of 'Modi ji' where 'modi' refers to the prime minister of India, and 'ji' is a suffix used to denote respect in Hindi language

OH, did you see the new public benefit scheme brought my mudiji?

by he.mi.sh October 17, 2022