KISSmyOS @ KISSmyOS @feddit.de

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I'm sad that you have to throw out all the init scripts you've written in 30 years.
Maybe stick with Slackware? I'm pretty sure you'll fit in well there.

https://manpages.org/

Einigkeit und Recht und Freiheit for everyone.

Ah yes, German unity and law for everyone. This sounds familiar...

My stance on this conflict is:
"I'm German. I'm gonna sit my ass down and shut the fuck up before I accuse Jews of genocide."

I can't even tell anymore whether this meme is pro-Democrat or pro-Republican, anti-American, anti-Semitic, post-ironic or just cursed.

This sounds like grade a bro-science.
I trust you, bro.

From the Eastern German "Democratic Republic":

Chairman Honecker steps out on his balcony in the morning and greets the sun:
"Good morning, dear sun!"
The sun replies:
"Good morning, dear Comrade Honecker!"

After lunch, Honecker again steps out on his balcony:
"Good afternoon, dear sun!"
The sun replies:
"Good afternoon, dear Comrade Honecker!"

In the evening, Honecker steps out once more:
"Good night, dear sun!"
The sun replies:
"Fuck you, asshole! I'm in the west now!"

I haven't lived under it obviously, but here's one from early Nazi Germany:

Mr. Schmidt returns from a 1-year sentence of political re-education in the Dachau concentration camp.
His neighbor asks what it's like inside.

He says "Oh, it's really not as bad as you hear. In the morning, you can sleep in till 9. There's a hearty breakfast with eggs and bacon. Then you get leasure time till 11, you can read books from the library, do sports or just relax. They invite you to educational or political lectures if you like. Lunch is a 3 course meal. In the afternoon, after another hour of leisure time, you can choose from a wide variety of activities. Dinner is luxurious, and you get to enjoy free time again until lights are out at 11pm. It was really quite enjoyable, and I learned a lot about what great things the Fuhrer and the party are doing for Germany."

The neighbor is surprised: "Really? That sounds so different from what Mr. Schneider from down the block said. He told everyone it was horrible and inhumane, and that the nazi guards were monsters."

Schmidt says "Oh, but he couldn't have hated it that much. Last thing I heard, he's already gone back inside."

And a nuclear-powered device would have to run for 2 weeks in direct daylight, at ambient temperatures up to 120° Celsius (250° Fahrenheit), with no air or water available to cool it.

More like space explodation, am I right?

He said all the technical questions concerning the project had been solved apart from finding a solution on how to cool the nuclear reactor.

That's generally the hard part in running a nuclear reactor. Especially if you don't have access to water. Or air.

Chocolate Shellfish and the Hot Sauce Flavored Water

I had a feeling this tool and its syntax was much too simple and elegant for it to be created by Microsoft.

I discovered yesterday that Windows has a command line package manager in Powershell that can install, uninstall and update basically every software you might ever want to install on a Windows PC.
winget search ""
winget list
winget upgrade

It definitely is in pro.

Or Arch. Or Slackware. Or OpenSUSE. Or basically any general purpose distro that isn't Debian-based.

Good luck. That's like "reading on how software works".

And it is the right direction.

I disagree. There's already a universal format for deploying software on all Linux distros. It's called "source code".

I'm forced to use Win 11 at work, for sEcUrItY.
But I'm actually working within a full-screen Debian VM on HyperV until someone with authority tells me to knock it off.

I accidentally did a winget upgrade --all from a non-elevated powershell today. I know your pain.