When someone says "we use CentOS" it screams "we want RedHat but we're honestly too cheap to afford it" in my mind
My company uses CentOS, I think because they are cheap and also really wish that people would just use windows (but also know that a percentage of technical staff would rebel if forced off unix).
linux desktop people are annoying as fuck sometimes
I mean, I love linux, but it is deffo not great in a user environment setting (they need some enterprise improvements to get there tbh).
...I am one of those users and I definitely cause problems for IT.
I do have a windows work laptop for microsoft products and skype for business and all that.
I don't know why you'd even use Linux at the user end, just simply because of Office.
There's really nothing even close on Linux, especially to Office 16.
Google Drive, unless you're in need of a specific feature of Office?
When someone says "we use CentOS" it screams "we want RedHat but we're honestly too cheap to afford it" in my mind
My company uses CentOS, I think because they are cheap and also really wish that people would just use windows (but also know that a percentage of technical staff would rebel if forced off unix).
linux desktop people are annoying as fuck sometimes
I mean, I love linux, but it is deffo not great in a user environment setting (they need some enterprise improvements to get there tbh).
...I am one of those users and I definitely cause problems for IT.
I do have a windows work laptop for microsoft products and skype for business and all that.
I don't know why you'd even use Linux at the user end, just simply because of Office.
There's really nothing even close on Linux, especially to Office 16.
I'd wager a guess it has a lot to do with science equipment interfacing.
not a doctor, not a lawyer, examples I use may not be fully researched so don't take out of context plz, don't @ me
When someone says "we use CentOS" it screams "we want RedHat but we're honestly too cheap to afford it" in my mind
My company uses CentOS, I think because they are cheap and also really wish that people would just use windows (but also know that a percentage of technical staff would rebel if forced off unix).
linux desktop people are annoying as fuck sometimes
I mean, I love linux, but it is deffo not great in a user environment setting (they need some enterprise improvements to get there tbh).
...I am one of those users and I definitely cause problems for IT.
I do have a windows work laptop for microsoft products and skype for business and all that.
would you rebel tho
this is important
I need to know where you fall on the nerd ladder
I would.
Having to use Libre Office or Open Office instead of Word and Excel would make me lose my shit.
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When someone says "we use CentOS" it screams "we want RedHat but we're honestly too cheap to afford it" in my mind
My company uses CentOS, I think because they are cheap and also really wish that people would just use windows (but also know that a percentage of technical staff would rebel if forced off unix).
linux desktop people are annoying as fuck sometimes
I mean, I love linux, but it is deffo not great in a user environment setting (they need some enterprise improvements to get there tbh).
...I am one of those users and I definitely cause problems for IT.
I do have a windows work laptop for microsoft products and skype for business and all that.
I don't know why you'd even use Linux at the user end, just simply because of Office.
There's really nothing even close on Linux, especially to Office 16.
I'd wager a guess it has a lot to do with science equipment interfacing.
When someone says "we use CentOS" it screams "we want RedHat but we're honestly too cheap to afford it" in my mind
My company uses CentOS, I think because they are cheap and also really wish that people would just use windows (but also know that a percentage of technical staff would rebel if forced off unix).
linux desktop people are annoying as fuck sometimes
I mean, I love linux, but it is deffo not great in a user environment setting (they need some enterprise improvements to get there tbh).
...I am one of those users and I definitely cause problems for IT.
I do have a windows work laptop for microsoft products and skype for business and all that.
would you rebel tho
this is important
I need to know where you fall on the nerd ladder
I would.
Having to use Libre Office or Open Office instead of Word and Excel would make me lose my shit.
windows nerd
not a doctor, not a lawyer, examples I use may not be fully researched so don't take out of context plz, don't @ me
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When someone says "we use CentOS" it screams "we want RedHat but we're honestly too cheap to afford it" in my mind
My company uses CentOS, I think because they are cheap and also really wish that people would just use windows (but also know that a percentage of technical staff would rebel if forced off unix).
linux desktop people are annoying as fuck sometimes
I mean, I love linux, but it is deffo not great in a user environment setting (they need some enterprise improvements to get there tbh).
...I am one of those users and I definitely cause problems for IT.
I do have a windows work laptop for microsoft products and skype for business and all that.
I don't know why you'd even use Linux at the user end, just simply because of Office.
There's really nothing even close on Linux, especially to Office 16.
I'd wager a guess it has a lot to do with science equipment interfacing.
VMware is a neato thing, tho.
might use serial or scsi which are a nightmare on windows.. and even more of a nightmare on a VM
not a doctor, not a lawyer, examples I use may not be fully researched so don't take out of context plz, don't @ me
i made a mistake and then caught my own mistake before it caused problems but not before letting people know there was a mistake (that i didn't realize was my own)
so much egg on my face *dies*
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When someone says "we use CentOS" it screams "we want RedHat but we're honestly too cheap to afford it" in my mind
My company uses CentOS, I think because they are cheap and also really wish that people would just use windows (but also know that a percentage of technical staff would rebel if forced off unix).
linux desktop people are annoying as fuck sometimes
I mean, I love linux, but it is deffo not great in a user environment setting (they need some enterprise improvements to get there tbh).
...I am one of those users and I definitely cause problems for IT.
I do have a windows work laptop for microsoft products and skype for business and all that.
I don't know why you'd even use Linux at the user end, just simply because of Office.
There's really nothing even close on Linux, especially to Office 16.
Google Drive, unless you're in need of a specific feature of Office?
I mean, Google's stuff is decent, but it's not even close either.
I tried to write an IEEE formatted research paper in Google Docs and it felt like trying to eat ice cream with a wheelbarrow.
Mario maker 3ds! Yes! Finally! With... No online level sharing.
Well that was a Rollercoaster of emotions. Damnit Nintendo stop doing mushrooms.
Why would they do something like this with no appeal whatsoever?
See, I figured you'd at least be able to connect with a special Friend Code (translated into a series of impractical waggles with a proprietary motion controller) and then watch an AI clumsily attempt to play the other person's level.
When someone says "we use CentOS" it screams "we want RedHat but we're honestly too cheap to afford it" in my mind
My company uses CentOS, I think because they are cheap and also really wish that people would just use windows (but also know that a percentage of technical staff would rebel if forced off unix).
linux desktop people are annoying as fuck sometimes
I mean, I love linux, but it is deffo not great in a user environment setting (they need some enterprise improvements to get there tbh).
...I am one of those users and I definitely cause problems for IT.
I do have a windows work laptop for microsoft products and skype for business and all that.
would you rebel tho
this is important
I need to know where you fall on the nerd ladder
I would follow a rebellion if one of the gurus led it but I am not legit enough of a linux user to take that initiative.
--also, I use linux as a desktop environment because most of my work does not involve office at all. It's coding in python and writing scripts to run the python stuff. I don't really know how to script or use the terminal on windows, so it's easier for me to do it in a linux environment. A mac would be fine too because of the terminal.
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When someone says "we use CentOS" it screams "we want RedHat but we're honestly too cheap to afford it" in my mind
My company uses CentOS, I think because they are cheap and also really wish that people would just use windows (but also know that a percentage of technical staff would rebel if forced off unix).
linux desktop people are annoying as fuck sometimes
I mean, I love linux, but it is deffo not great in a user environment setting (they need some enterprise improvements to get there tbh).
...I am one of those users and I definitely cause problems for IT.
I do have a windows work laptop for microsoft products and skype for business and all that.
I don't know why you'd even use Linux at the user end, just simply because of Office.
There's really nothing even close on Linux, especially to Office 16.
I'd wager a guess it has a lot to do with science equipment interfacing.
VMware is a neato thing, tho.
might use serial or scsi which are a nightmare on windows.. and even more of a nightmare on a VM
Didn't even think about that. Very good point.
Edit: What about the Windows Bash compatibility patch they did earlier this year where they actually linked Linux command line stuff directly to Windows? Or is that limited?
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Mario maker 3ds! Yes! Finally! With... No online level sharing.
Well that was a Rollercoaster of emotions. Damnit Nintendo stop doing mushrooms.
Why would they do something like this with no appeal whatsoever?
Nintendo is about as insane as Konami these days but somewhat more profitable and popular. They keep doing crazy shit. Hopefully the NX is awesome cause I've been worried ever since they decided to name a console the "Wii U"
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Seems like my tuesday night League bros have signed all of the local bros up for an escape room. I...guess it should be fun? I was talking to my mom about it, and she was like 'oh sounds right up your alley' but no, it's the sort of thing people think I might like, but if they think one step farther, they might realize that being trapped in a small area full of collaborative puzzle-solving group-think is possibly *the worst*. But I really want to hang out with these guys, so I'll go for sure. I'm just...a bit skeptical about the activity (although it is a good idea for a group of nerds who are friends/acquaintances with varying degrees of closeness).
It's basically like a dumbed down version of True Dungeon at Gen Con, I feel. The "puzzles" tend to be either nonsensical or too easy. The Brooklyn 99 episode where Hitchcock and Scully basically solve an escape room is not too far off the mark.
Still, it is usually a fun time, even for introverts.
did you know that israel made yiddish language theater illegal?
(is 2 pages too late)
I did not but I am not surprised. It's sad, but people used to have crazy different values with respect to how they viewed cultural/linguistic preservation.
for some reason I thought israel wouldn't have been so stupid about trying to expunge parts of Jewish culture
and yet
The idea of creating a new Hebrew state was at the core of the Israel is in the first few decades. Especially with mass immigration from different areas of Europe.
Also you had more than one type of Yiddish coming in. And Russian and German Jews are not exactly friends when it comes to this stuff.
it was more understandable in the '20s and '30s since whatever, ra-ra Zionism ra-ra assimilation / forging 'new' national identity
but it was illegal in the '50s which is just mindblowing to me
what would have made them suddenly do an about face on yiddish as a language to get rid of?
is this a serious question? israel should have tried to preserve yiddish in the post-holocaust world. instead they continued trying to kill it, and now it's dead (and modern israel wants to preserve it now!)
yes it's a serious question. Should have doesn't matter; what isn't understandable about it?
modern israel wants to preserve it, but minority language conservation was not a thing in pretty much any country in the 50s.
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Mario maker 3ds! Yes! Finally! With... No online level sharing.
Well that was a Rollercoaster of emotions. Damnit Nintendo stop doing mushrooms.
Why would they do something like this with no appeal whatsoever?
See, I figured you'd at least be able to connect with a special Friend Code (translated into a series of impractical waggles with a proprietary motion controller) and then watch an AI clumsily attempt to play the other person's level.
There is some degree of level sharing actually:
The 3DS game, released on Wii U last year, comes with 100 built-in courses. You can also play courses designed on the Wii U version of Super Mario Maker, although not all will be compatible. You also won’t be able to search for maps by Course ID.
Ah yes, this makes perfect sense. Make it halfway compatible and hard to navigate for no particular reason. Perfect job, Nintendo. You nailed it.
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Mario maker 3ds! Yes! Finally! With... No online level sharing.
Well that was a Rollercoaster of emotions. Damnit Nintendo stop doing mushrooms.
Why would they do something like this with no appeal whatsoever?
See, I figured you'd at least be able to connect with a special Friend Code (translated into a series of impractical waggles with a proprietary motion controller) and then watch an AI clumsily attempt to play the other person's level.
There is some degree of level sharing actually:
The 3DS game, released on Wii U last year, comes with 100 built-in courses. You can also play courses designed on the Wii U version of Super Mario Maker, although not all will be compatible. You also won’t be able to search for maps by Course ID.
Ah yes, this makes perfect sense. Make it halfway compatible and hard to navigate for no particular reason. Perfect job, Nintendo. You nailed it.
Is there any part of a mario side scroller that would make something difficult to port to the 3ds for any reason?
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Google Drive, unless you're in need of a specific feature of Office?
I'd wager a guess it has a lot to do with science equipment interfacing.
I would.
Having to use Libre Office or Open Office instead of Word and Excel would make me lose my shit.
Why would they do something like this with no appeal whatsoever?
VMware is a neato thing, tho.
windows nerd
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might use serial or scsi which are a nightmare on windows.. and even more of a nightmare on a VM
so much egg on my face *dies*
I mean, Google's stuff is decent, but it's not even close either.
I tried to write an IEEE formatted research paper in Google Docs and it felt like trying to eat ice cream with a wheelbarrow.
See, I figured you'd at least be able to connect with a special Friend Code (translated into a series of impractical waggles with a proprietary motion controller) and then watch an AI clumsily attempt to play the other person's level.
I would follow a rebellion if one of the gurus led it but I am not legit enough of a linux user to take that initiative.
--also, I use linux as a desktop environment because most of my work does not involve office at all. It's coding in python and writing scripts to run the python stuff. I don't really know how to script or use the terminal on windows, so it's easier for me to do it in a linux environment. A mac would be fine too because of the terminal.
Didn't even think about that. Very good point.
Edit: What about the Windows Bash compatibility patch they did earlier this year where they actually linked Linux command line stuff directly to Windows? Or is that limited?
i'm just going to slap you and throw you on the hay in this barn
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From the MMA thread and beautiful
especially with shebangs and all that, I wish windows had shebangs sometimes
Nintendo is about as insane as Konami these days but somewhat more profitable and popular. They keep doing crazy shit. Hopefully the NX is awesome cause I've been worried ever since they decided to name a console the "Wii U"
well i mean no one who didn't want to get slapped
Still, it is usually a fun time, even for introverts.
yes it's a serious question. Should have doesn't matter; what isn't understandable about it?
modern israel wants to preserve it, but minority language conservation was not a thing in pretty much any country in the 50s.
I wish my wife still had shebangs, am I right fellas?
There is some degree of level sharing actually:
Ah yes, this makes perfect sense. Make it halfway compatible and hard to navigate for no particular reason. Perfect job, Nintendo. You nailed it.
that was a crazy combo. took watching it in slow mo after the fight to appreciate just hwo noice.
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There. Mobile upload making me look dumb. But the Smarter Every Day dude has a good snapchat.
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ranger and i have a connection i'm sry
Is there any part of a mario side scroller that would make something difficult to port to the 3ds for any reason?