I Use Arch BTW, Literally

Do you use Arch Linux I use Arch btw "I use Arch btw" but it's a Turing-complete programming language. with the I use Arch btw programming language. So if we want to say I Use Arch btw which is the 73rd character in ASCII in order to increase the value to 73 And we can increment the data pointer with i And finally we can output i-use-arch-btw.archbtw ~/arch > 0x43 67 C 0x44 68 D 0x45 69 E 0x46 70 F 0x47 71 G 0x48 72 H 0x49 73 I 1 arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch arch btw i ~/arch > i-use-arch-btw i-use-arch-btw.archbtw

A young man explains how to say “I use Arch btw” using a fictional programming language. He treats the phrase as data, notes that the letter I is ASCII character 73, increments a data pointer, and finally outputs the phrase as code. The joke is an exaggerated Linux/Arch user flex: the stereotype of mentioning Arch Linux is taken absurdly literally and transformed into a programming demonstration. EN: A young man explains how to say “I use Arch btw” using a fictional programming language. He treats the phrase as data, notes that the letter I is ASCII character 73, increments a data pointer, and finally outputs the phrase as code. The joke is an exaggerated Linux/Arch user flex: the stereotype of mentioning Arch Linux is taken absurdly literally and transformed into a programming demonstration.

Do you use Arch Linux and want to dab on Ubuntu users? Well you can now program in Arch by the way with the I use Arch by the way programming language. It's based on the programming language brainfrick but all of the commands are I use Arch by the way. So if you want to say I use Arch by the way and I use Arch by the way we can get the character I which is a 73rd character in ASCII. All we need to do is increment the value 73 times with the keyword Arch we can repeat that 73 times in order to increase the value to 73. We can output the character with the the keyword BTW, and we can increment the data pointer with I, and now we simply need to do that for every single character, and I use Arch by the way, and finally we can output I use Arch by the way dot Arch by the way with the I use Arch by the way command line tool, and now you can use I use Arch by the way to say I use Arch by the way on Arch by the way.

• @gentoomemes / 2590 2023-02-21