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@runfrodorun agreed. And beatings should continue until moral improves.

Opening and using it for this one function does not count as using it? Ok, seems legit.

I have the same issues with pause on vmware. I moved to VirtualBox.

Agreed. Anything Hans Zimmer.

This person insults Java and JavaScript developers simultaneously.

You need at least one programming language, not just markup.

@chadd17 After some digging, apparently they are completely new commands. They do what apt-get does, but it is not an alias for apt-get, it's an entire new set of commands. So it's not like running apt is calling apt-get.

So when someone tells me I don't have to type 'get' anymore, now I have a better answer as to why I still use apt-get instead of just being petty and refusing to do it the new way.

Nope, Ubuntu. Don't install i3, then go back to Unity, then install Gnome, then go back to Unity, then install cinnamon, then attempt to go back to Unity. This is not supported and will leave you with some unexpected behavior.

I have used sysprep extensively and have also used these same words to describe my frustration.

I go out for a run. Especially if I'm stuck on something and need to think about it.

What is this..."documentation" you speak of? What is it's function?

I don't know what it means. I'll be honest, I don't think anyone knows what it means anymore. Scholars maintain that the translation was lost hundreds of years ago.

Good point. The need is clearly there, now the question is are they willing to pay for it?

Unfortunately I can't outsource it. They get product support for what they pay monthly, but adding content is not part of the product support. So I couldn't pay someone to do it for me because I'm not getting paid to do it myself.

If I were getting paid to add blog posts, I would be a happy camper. :)