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Just because you should do something doesn’t mean we should make it easy to screw up. And just because you and I double check doesn’t mean everyone else does. I
by colejohnson66 6y ago
Just because you should do something doesn’t mean we should make it easy to screw up. And just because you and I double check doesn’t mean everyone else does. It is their fault, sure, but it’s also not when the internet guides don’t give you a massive warning about double checking.
- kirse 6y agoThe adventure doesn't start until things go wrong, just think of it as Linux's way of providing a lifetime of adventures and great stories, like trying to fix your parent's computer at 3am before they wake up and realize you thought you had the dual-boot Windows/SuSE setup working but now the master boot record is corrupted and you're still a Linux noob without StackOverflow or Google for answers. Battle scars my friend.