Here’s my take

I had to look it up.

It’s like an evaluation or restrospective analysis that you do after an IT incident has taken place, like all company servers being down for hours.

So I guess the joke here is that the guy has lost almost all his hair due to the stress of the incident.

No worries. No hopes saleman here.

Yeah, some days I feel like pressing a magic “instant permanent vanish” button.

At least I have a good partner in my life and on my new job I spend most of the day hyperfocused creating some scripts to make my tasks easier. I wish they would let me work remotely already tho, because I’m losing my shit after a month of full on-site work.

If I lose my partner, things may turn pretty dark, again.

Horrible place and bad English.

I’m amazed when companies can’t simply afford 100% remote work. IT’S FREE!

Ah, I see you’re using FartGPT instead of ChatGPT

Not getting their kid properly checked for ADHD

Imagine if hospitals used this logic with patients…

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Unless it turns out that only the supid MS one works on that specific company.

ASS

Cubuntu

The fucking needle-in-the-eye part from Dead Space.

Also, Scorn is kinda unsettling.

Look at your hands

WRINKLED

You still old, fuck

1. Conservapedia is an atrocity itself.

2. The article explains and clarifies:

Note: Linux redirects here to avoid confusion and excessive schismatic confusion. GNU/Linux" refers to either of:

• the Linux kernel - A kernel is the very core of an operating system such as Windows which uses the NT Kernel. The Linux kernel was developed in the C language and some assembly language by Linus Torvalds in the early 1990s.
• the GNU/Linux operating system is the formal name for Linux which is almost always coupled with base software and libraries developed by Richard Stallman

That you’ll be nobody without a degree. Maybe not told directly, but implied in many things that my inferiority-complex-mom said.

Wait, is that why so many adults in the USA believe that? Some childhood prank?

It’s free, gratis and it’s fun to use and tweak.

I took a couple of in-person Linux courses when I was about 16-17. Teacher gave me a Kubuntu 6.06 CD to try at home.

A short time later I was using Ubuntu 8.04, 9.04, etc. and until last year I was on Ubuntu MATE 14.04 until I made a new MATE 20.04 install and I built a new main PC with MATE 22.04.

I really notice the difference in UI apps between Ubuntu and Debian, which I tried (and failed) to swich to several times already.

I’ve used and gave support to RHEL in a couple of jobs (graphical and non-grahpical)

What’s the deal with these shit-ass loaded questions lately?

I was wondering more about the live ammo…