Number157

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by Number157 6y ago
No no no. I'm tired of everyone pushing their opinion pieces everywhere. I use browsers to find information that I want. I don't want the browser to become a vehicle for others to push their views on me. F * off.
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by Number157 6y ago
A tweet by whoever is in charge of Trumps twitter account is considered accurate information? "Your relationship to facts is increasingly strained."
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by Number157 6y ago
That has not been my experience beyond fundamental aspects. Even if a distro had fantastic documentation, the issue of fragmentation would still remain. You can't just find people who "know linux", but you need people who kno
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by Number157 6y ago
All communication requires some agreed upon protocol. Whatever they use, people would have to understand it.
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by Number157 6y ago
But you can answer the questions, I assume?
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by Number157 6y ago
Turns out I've been American all these years. ¡Ahora cambiemos al español!
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by Number157 6y ago
Seems like an issue with the technology itself more than Apple. Snow mobiles and winter jackets are expected to stand cold weather. Electronics not so much.
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by Number157 6y ago
> I like FreeBSD, but I wouldn't really recommend this particular cheatsheet
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by Number157 6y ago
Indeed. There is no linux, just a bunch of distros. Each is too small to support a meaningful documentation project beyond the basics.
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by Number157 6y ago
For me, the draw of FreeBSD has always been that's it's one operating system. Linux, while small, is also fragmented. There is no "this is how to do X on Linux", as distributions are all different. So while there are str
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by Number157 6y ago
People will use the best resources available, regardless of their faults. If you don't want people to use this resource, it's best to provide an alternative.
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by Number157 6y ago
FreeBSD is awesome.