Great stuff, especially this part:

But Bart, maybe you’d like a new hobby? Think of all the glory. People stopping you in the streets, asking you whether you’re the sparse maintainer and asking for selfies.

You won’t be a rock star or an astronaut (or a fireman, or a dinosaur, or whatever you dreamt of being when you were a wee tyke), but it’s the closest us geeks will ever get.

Fortunately this probably irks Mulk Nose as it is.

(Also “se on mulk” works if you speak Finnish. Roughly translating to “it’s (or he’s, in informal spoken Finnish) a dic”, mulkku being the actual word for dick (for both penis and someone being an asshole.)

The time I did

perl

:!sudo reboot

Yeah, the enigma and RAW are kind of tightly connected so I guess it was intentional.

23, really? I wonder if the writers included a RAW reference intentionally or by accident.

Disposable too

Had to scroll way too much for this comment.

Using GIMP to edit text is the ultimate - I don’t even know what but still - move.

Been on Awesome WM since '08, but once dappled with KDE. Does it still have resource hungry processes that I have no use for (IIRC, Akonadi or daemons related to it were one of those problematic components)?

Why is AI slop never funny?

Cheers! Truly appreciated.

Agreed but that should’ve been Ts;Dr

Thanks for the links!

Any source for this?

Debian, both at work and home.

Kids, you’re doing alright.

Also, LEMP but they have to install and configure it themself.

I like to customize mine so that it also holds my house and car keys.

She works at the other side and does her crafting at the other. This enables her to maintain good work/life balance.

Nowadays apt supports deleting dangling config files with apt purge "~c" so no need to have aptitude for that feature. However, aptitude why <package> is pretty handy, and if you bump into dependency problems aptitude is quite capable of suggesting valid solutions.

Disclaimer: I’ve never used aptitude’s TUI.