Brace yourselves for the SatanInit Panic.
Brace yourselves for the SatanInit Panic.
And, here me out here: this is a good thing. Nay, a beautiful thing. There are no better things to do because these people care and have a voice. We argue about things for years and make slow progress as people agree or capitulate, and there will always be a fork to avoid those changes people care to enough. No one can just buy the Linux ecosystem and make unpopular changes without broad support. I’m pretty sure a negligible number of people have genuine hatred or prejudice for those using a technology they don’t like. The arguing of Linux and Open Source is a reflection of the most successful form of worldwide democracy ever implemented by mankind.
Eskimos are said to have over 100 words for snow. Cats have a similar number of expressions for “try it and find out.”
I remember the shot where we see many possibilities illustrated via many Nics, and thinking “Huh. That’s really interesting. I’m not sure this movie deserves it.”
Yesterday, my sunglasses fell off my face.
I reflexively shut my eyes while lunging my arms forward, accidentally shoving my wife and flinging my glasses several feet to my left.
That was easier done than said.
The comparison to Wikipedia is a really good one.
I’m on EndeavorOS. It’s essentially Arch Linux with very specific training wheels. I switched to it about a year ago and remain exceedingly happy with it.
Vim and Emacs users both offended, but not for the same keys.