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Admireably done. At my Uni senior Students get Money and Credit Point for doing what you did
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@linuxxx
<<I love helping people with the things I'm passionate about>>
So.. if in class after 3 times that you explained how to install something (apt/apt-get)
The other student still writes:
$sudo apt istall apache2
And says that linux is stupid. (Bacause he cannot even write correctly "install" after 10 failed bash commands)
You can stay calm and help him again?
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I was pretty close to let my anger explode.😤 -
@blancobloc Oh damn I expected some kinda boy/kid. Not a girl at least :P. (no offense or anything meant)
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@linuxxx haha yeah, without the avatar you can't know, can you :D ? And none taken 😃
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Mr Linuxxx! I used to get called software baba 😂🤦 which translates to software monk! 😂 Because I used to help people with rooting Android phones, had more experience using Linux & Repairing or replacing PC hardware (for free).
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First year of my study (application development) (5 years ago).
We were finally starting getting courses on using Linux and the teacher knew I was already using it for a while so he said that I had to finish the assignment but could work on whatever I wanted next to that.
Assignment was installing a server, getting a web server up and running and compiling at least one program from source.
I setup the server in 20 minutes, wrote a script to do the rest for me and was finished in half an hour. (we got 10 weeks for this (1 hour every week officially))
Well, I was about to start doing my own shit when people started asking me for help.
Fuck it, I love helping people with the things I'm passionate about so sure!
For weeks, during that one hour, I was probably the second teacher. Got called all over the classroom and helped people with everything.
Afterwards (the course), most people said that I probably helped about the whole class pass that course and I got called the linux God etc.
From that day on, my nickname at my study, which even many teachers used was: Mr. Linux.
It felt awesome though!
And still whenever I visit that place again, one teacher always goes: Hello again, mr. Linux!
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