@DeveloperACE ping 307

no way.

@shozukan oh well... which city is it anyway?

@shozukan we should report the photo as offensive :D

@redstonetehnik some people have difficulty using tiling window managers, a device called "mouse" (sounds funny, i know) has been invented to aid them. it's quite old technology, really.

@Jase wait, what?

all of them, basically. but if you're into low level details, i'd say arch or gentoo.

@Linux oh hey linux what's up? nice dreadlocks btw :D

that's low, even for an abusive, profit fetishist, capitalist 21. century company. apperantly they got what they deserved when they lost their clients.

@Divisionbyzero oh god... yeah, thanks for sorting that out :)

@linuxxx oh, or was that g-m-f? (this is so embarrassing, sorry)

@linuxxx omg what happened to your dreadlocks? and what's with the jacket? did i stay in devrant long enough to see people age?

@wildcard this... is... gold.

haha overengineering at its best :D

oh well... shall i be the grammar nazi i am, right now?

this is the final product, if anybody's interested :)

https://youtu.be/ME1tm3upvlw

@njpugh90 yep, defense it is. firm's own employees have a separate internet computer, which is completely isolated from their work computers. but i work here as a subcontractor, so...

@CWins yeah :/ sounds funny doesn't it? we have an intranet, where all codes and versioning are kept on local servers.

i come back again and again to see this once more. man it is beautiful.

this (non)rant definitely calls for a stress ball.

how are we supposed to read stack overflow as something other than stack overflow? oh wait...

mod+shift+c on dwm.

why aren't we funding this?

you can check it from the 'weekly rant" section in main menu.

why so much hate? stack exchange gets you connected to people with incredible experience and know-how. these people put their valuable times to help others. i think it is very reasonable to expect people to show some respect to at least make a google search before posting, and showing some concern to brevity, clarity and simple grammar rules. this is called "respect".

you might want to check kernel ring buffer or xorg logs for errors.

still better than "rm -rf /"

@DLMousey oh no please don't!

@n1had his is a liberal mind, and honestly i don't see anything wrong with what he said put aside the established cultural taboos and habits.

@fschndr and is currently working for google, developing go language :)

@orto yeah i know, still i admire them both. besides, progress comes of their dialectical conflict :)