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This is completely random, but... has a Gaussian distribution ever been made? It'd be absolutely hilarious :D
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So everything in the distro will probably work when repeated n-->inf times?
Sounds like {insert distro you hate here}
Sounds like the exact opposite of nixos
If it doesn't work the first time trying again won't do anything at all
With the exception of network failures I guess
Maybe Poisson
There is a Poison Distro, aka, Windows.
Windows often feels probabilistic in operation