There’s more to it then that. There’s a bunch of different “clean” activities. Washing dishes, showering, washing hands, etc. Different objects can do different things. For example you can’t wash a dish or take a bath in the shower which is a “clean” object. To wash a dish they have to have a dirty dish to do so, meaning it’s a separate activity from other things you might do with the bathroom sink.

Just take the dish washing activity off bathroom sinks.

I appreciate the fact that you went through your reasoning in such detail. Most of the time people are just like “use xxxx” with nothing more and comments like that are pretty worthless for someone with little familiarity with Linux.

There is no line. He’s always been this way, he just wasn’t as bold about it before.

I get mine set up how I want then create an HD image that I run in a VM for fucking with.

Never the kernel but just about every time I touch /etc/fstab I fuck something up. I’ve done that a lot…

I just don’t care about anything enough to have it permanently inscribed on my body.