Oh god, Linus Torvalds is our industry equivalent to Gordon Ramsay.

Having read some of your previous rants, you are on a path which will make future job interviews and prospects very problematic.

I implore you, set your rage aside and consider how future potential employers will view your ethical standard.

This is not the way.

@Yamakuzure

agreed. Michal Stanek's impromptu security audit is a self-fulfillment of the benefits of the open source model: SOMEBODY DID decide to look closely, found the issue, and now it will be fixed.

Well done, Hackerman.

@Stuxnet Good luck my dude, I hope you enjoy learning way more about Linux.

I'd recommend O'reilly's Pocket Guide to Linux for some command-line guidance. I had a copy when I started out, and it served me incredibly well in my formative Linux years.

Support, preferably some kind of hybrid melee support (like a healing paladin or monk).

Whew that speaks to my tasks on this week's sprint.

So that's what Edge is for....

@Condor

Xubuntu that jive

Controlling a scanner from the command line is its own reward.

"Developers Developers Developers Developers Developers Developers Developers Developers!"

Yeah Ballmer, Windows sure is the king of dev platforms /s

@kwilliams

# wget http://*

$ tree -pug

Goes to show the fundamental downside of "it just works".

ls ~

Shoutout to i3wm!

I'm working on a compiler in Racket right now for school.

It's kind of magical when it poops out valid x86.

Then, when you relaunched Vim you recovered where you left off, right?

"Scary how insecure this world is."

Substantially more usable in a tiling window manager.

However, I wish that the Add Comment button were visible at narrow resolutions.

#HackThePlanet

can you share that conky config?

What the absolute fuck.

Couple weeks back, I was installing a new server in a new office.

Turns out, two of the four ethernet cables were crossover cables.

beautiful