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Meanwhile, outside your ego, some of us actually found that useful, unlike all the reposted tech crunch, naive life advice and "how to get funding like a baws"
by te_chris 14y ago
Meanwhile, outside your ego, some of us actually found that useful, unlike all the reposted tech crunch, naive life advice and "how to get funding like a baws" articles.
YMMV
- dfc 14y agoI'm sorry, I did not mean to be egotistical. I guess I assumed that no "hacker" had typed `cd /usr/local` or `cd /etc` without wondering about origins of the names enough to search out the most cursory explanation. For what its worth, I never read the TC links;)
- Adrock 14y agoThe thing I think your assumption ignores is that there are infinite things that we encounter on a daily basis that have interesting explanations. Different people, even different "hackers", are going to be attracted to different topics to explore. Sharing the topics that we've explored is exactly what I come here for. We all type all day, but we haven't all dug into how keyboards work. We look at screens all day, but we haven't all learned about monitor technology, sometimes even at the "cursory" level. Not having done it yet doesn't disqualify us from being real "hackers".