Oh no it confused me too.. I think I can still tell the two apart but I think I will never eat muffins again.
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Some of them bite back!
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Could have been worse. Might have been Muffin the Mule!
(My picture of Muffin the Mule on my phone is too big to post).
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What's the differences between muffins and cupcakes?
You could seperate in this:
With Creme => Cupcake
Without Creme => Muffin
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I have only been a Linux user for 6 months, before that always Windows. Thanks to Zorin OS I am now convinced to stay with zorin. 
Now I enjoy the Linux jokes and I like them
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Not Linux, but Windows Hello (IR login)'s "looking for you" was less threatening with these Ubuntu 10.10 looking at me. 
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Ok also you can separate this. This is how I personally see the difference between a muffin and a cupcake. I see muffins like a quick bread, typically leavened without yeast, and usually made with less sugar than a cupcake - if making a sweet muffin, although of course muffins may also be savory and some of my favorite muffins are the savory variety. Muffins are usually not decorated, or if they are decorated it is very simply done, such as a sprinkle of coarse sugar, chopped nuts, herbs, crumbled bacon, or streusel on top. The crumb of a muffin is typically dense and coarse.
Cupcakes are cake made in muffin tins. They are usually frosted with icing. They have a light, fine crumb.
I forgot to mention muffins are so delicious warm with butter. Except the ones that look like puppies.
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This was hilarious! Even though I felt that unfortunately it might portray people that liked to run a different init system than systemd as fanatic zealots. I personally have nothing against systemd since I am not from the Linux community but I must admit I really like the FreeBSD rc scripts, or the sysvinit which is very similar and also runit. These are so simple that even the average user like me can easily grasp them. I have often thought, systemd et al is going to dumb Linux down a lot. Because it seems to complicate things past the point an average user would even want to fool with it, so they'll just stay dumb and let other people figure stuff out for them. Whereas something like antiX or FreeBSD is actually so simple (if you get past the FreeBSD install) to mess around with that it encourages the average Joe to get in there and give it a go, and learn a lot of neat stuff.
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I like the squiggly line too!
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Thats exactly how it went to, I know, cause I lived it. They are just as moronic with their Xbox console names too. Its like Microsoft never bothered to even try.
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It's real name is Konqueror!
I'll buy the whole package!
alias please="sudo"
Explanation of what this command does
After running this command once, you can (optionally) replace "sudo" with "please" when typing commands into the terminal, so you can be a little more polite when asking your system for superuser privileges.
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