Happy system administrator appreciation day! No, really. This is a thing.

http://sysadminday.com/
https://nationaldaycalendar.com/201...

Ok, probably a really dumb question.

I'm trying out Docky, and I really like it. Buuut... for some reason when I maximize windows, it leaves a section for the toolbar and just displays the bottom part of the wallpaper under the part it's not using.

How can I change this, or can I not?

"I know my dad changed my Windows XP to Linux Isotope Edition and i HATE it because you cant do anything you cant get UNITY WEB PLAYER or GOOGLE EARTH PLUGIN or use .EXE files!!!!!!!!!! Basically i think it S-U-C-K-S!!!!!!
Im 12 years old but i know that this OS is sick
just sick. So sick it will die" - Derrick Basnight, 2014

Hey guys, I just discovered that an instance of internet explorer is actually set to open on startup on Windows.

Try going into your task manager and look for "explorer.exe".

If you want to kill it without finding it, you can also just use the BATCH command `kill /I explorer.exe`

function woodo {
if [[ $EUID > 0 ]]; then
echo "It's a wierd tree"
else
echo "The wierd tree doesn't like the squirtbottle."
echo "The wierd tree attacked!"
fi
}

So, I was going to make a little startup script to a friends laptop. I opened it up to realize I didn't know the PIN (not sure why it used a PIN instead of a password, but it did).

I looked up at the username, and it was in the format [name][number]. I though, "surely, no...." and tried it.

Yup. His username was basically [username][mypassword].

*sigh*

https://youtube.com/watch/...
Thought this was kinda interesting.

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$ ls

Ah, there it is!

Just a helpful hint: if you ever run Firefox from the terminal for any reason, use "firefox &>/dev/null &". It runs on the same thread and spits out tons of random logs.

Edit: also, hello world! Almost forgot. :)