I literally knew a guy like that in Ireland. I swear I don’t even know how I knew him, but I just remember him honing in on me to talk about fucking Linux in the pub every time he’d see me. I didn’t even use Linux on my own machine! ;_;
If you tested whether those files had healthy seeds on the Net, that would actually be a pretty cool idea. But I have some rather rare Linux ISOs that definitely don’t get seeded anymore so those I would want to not lose and actually backup.
Oh, it’s not “gee new”?
I was wondering just now if that was what the devs were going for, originally? I had never thought about it.
I guess I missed the joke, because I always assumed there was no ambiguity on the pronunciation… Are there people saying “G nome”, really ? I bet they calls GIF files Jiff, too!
Oh no! What have you done! Now, I want to go try felching because I saw a message about it online with no context and I just. Have. To. Try. It.
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Oh wait, no. No, I don’t. Pfew!
So what was your point again?
Because touch screens aren’t always ideal. Japan is just one generation ahead again
Haven’t used anything but Notepad++ in years.
If you wanna put intent in there, maybe think of it as a kid desperately trying to give you an answer they think will please you, when they don’t know, because their need to answer is greater than their need to answer correctly.
So at work they want to switch all our servers from Debian to Ubuntu and now I read this? I’m so confused right now…
I reckon the w is pronounced like in Welsh.
Depends where they dropped the thing. In your lap, or in a bin? Context, as always, is key.
Where?! I filled the hardware survey and as they asked what OS I was on was hoping to see a stat about OSes, but no.
I still remember my network lecturer telling us how IPv6 was the future and how we were running out of IPs back in… 1997.
That same year, during my work placement, I was introduced to Squid and all sorts of network fuckery to compensate for those supposedly disappearing IPs.
Welcome to the wonderful world of reverse proxies!
+1 for Atuin. I constantly use it on my machine and SSH-ing on remote machines who don’t have it is an absolute pain.
I’m gonna have to save this thread and check some of those!
Maybe you need to have some sort of objective before you get started, otherwise yeah, you don’t have much to do in the console :) In my case I only use linux for work, so I’m ssh-ing away and running commands to compile this, apply that, show me the logs for this, grep that, etc.
But can you shoot it down?
For real. Had OP not mentioned it, I would have never heard about it. Don’t feed the trolls.