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Klitoris would be an add on for KDE for folks who use Thinkpad nubs
I'm more of a trackball users. Those little nubs are so hard to find. ( ͡~ ͜ʖ ͡°)
It's right below the Y, if you get to the B you've gone to far down
I prefer playing with my joystick.
Rival to GNUbbin
I do like my idea of a search tool more, but if it was for the trackpoint clearly it would be for adjusting the sensitivity
"have you looked in nubrubs.conf"
You mean the KDE Literature Optical Recognition and Identification System? It's just a plugin for skanpage that helps with book scanning and OCR 🤷 How else would they name it? (I just made it up)
This is the kinda thinking that writes great books, because you're spot on with the dynamic, If it was to be real, that would be very believable
Obviously it's an ebook managing suite called klit
Keep giving KDE ideas!
Developing non-kinky shit for Kinky Desktop Environment is frowned upon, a sort of a crime.
FOSS devs: horny since software was invented (or at least since 2011)
The word "teledildonics" dates back to 1991. Danni's Hard Drive was in 1995, Usenet groups were used to share scans of porn magazines, and anonymous ftp and gopher were used for sharing porn in the 1980s.
Klitoris - search tool for when you just can't find it but you know it should be there.
Wait .. are people struggling to find clitorises? I guess some are small, but theyre still pretty fucking obvious
It's mostly a joke, although people from regions with lacking or misleading sex ed might not be aware of its importance. Or existence.
It's also possible that the issue is with the technique. Proper stimulation might be difficult to achieve during intercourse if one or both participants are inexperienced or selfish.
I wanna make an app for managing child protection settings to keep kids from doing dumb computer stuff. I'm thinking "Kidiot"
I honestly don't know where the Linux one comes from.
Kontrol Panel
Of course, Kortal Combat!
this post was submitted on 24 Apr 2026
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