You're not supposed to use the 2-in-1 shampoo because it violates the Unix philosophy

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@doctormo
I mean sure if it's aliased to shampoo $1 | conditioner

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@argentumcation @doctormo
I think this debate ignores accessibility concerns, and I find that offensive.

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@argentumcation

water | shampoo && conditioner || main && tail

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Systemd, your reliable bleach, detergent, fabric softener, dish soap, hand soap, shampoo, conditioner, mouth wash and hair foam.

@argentumcation@social.treehouse.systems

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@argentumcation meanwhile in our household we use soapsystemd for shower, dishes, antifreeze, mouthwash, fabric conditioner, and to add a fresh spritz to the kids' water bottles.

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@k1m
that's shampoo9
@argentumcation

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@argentumcation, /me looks terrified at my vitamin pills.

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@w8l @argentumcation @wizzwizz4 based! (get it, cuz soap.. hehe.. well actually that stuff uses detergent, not soap but-)

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@argentumcation a true Unix purist would never buy a car with an air conditioner in it

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@argentumcation @wizzwizz4
no, it's ffmpeg of showering

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@doctormo @argentumcation don't forget head and potentially cat

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@argentumcation you're not supposed to use separate shampoo and shower gel because of liquid deduplication policies

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@argentumcation@social.treehouse.systems those 2-in-1 are pretty crap if you have long hair anyway

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@argentumcation It's okay if you pipe the shampoo through the conditioner though.

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@argentumcation correct. Soap in a soap bag for everything. Conditioner and moisturizer are for GUI users. My cats love my sandpaper hands

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@w8l @argentumcation @wizzwizz4 machinectl clean exists, bathd is already real lmao

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@argentumcation `head`, not `head`-and-shoulders

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@georgebaily @argentumcation it reminds me of this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zTrszcsaCxI&t=0

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@argentumcation same with these

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@k1m @argentumcation personally i don't engage with anything that cannot be represented by a file