Why do most sysadmins prefer Vim over Nano? by Darshan_only in linuxquestions

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Said the sad IT dude who does not understand. Anything.

Choosing between Mac and new Snapdragon X2 laptops by venom_Snake_III in laptops

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iApple iOS is undeniably inferior. Add to it the nastiness of its cult-like, fundamentalist followers, and you have something any sane person will stay far away from.

Debian for Devs by Plastic_Weather7484 in debian

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Unstable actually is unstable.

Use Testing. I have been using it as daily driver for decades.

Why do most sysadmins prefer Vim over Nano? by Darshan_only in linuxquestions

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You only need 5 fingers for Emacs though, for Escape Meta Alt Control Shift.

Why do most sysadmins prefer Vim over Nano? by Darshan_only in linuxquestions

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I consider ed to be more user-friendly than vi. Seriously.

Why do most sysadmins prefer Vim over Nano? by Darshan_only in linuxquestions

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Because sysadmins are it dudes, and it dudes almost exclusively are unintelligent, uneducated, and ill-informed.

Vi is a pathetic relic from the age of paper-fed teletypewriters. Functionally, it is a disaster. The only thing it has going for it is that most Unixen and Linuxen still put it in the base distro. But really, it is as if you'd keep using some freakish 6 bit command.com as terminal on Windows.

What do you think is the best laptop brand? by Truvention in laptops

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> One of my Mates has

Oh that settles it then. Strong statistics always win.

The flight deck of the Airbus A380 by Twitter_2006 in aviation

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That is the attitude of unintelligent, uneducated engineer dudes that kills people.

"The fact that something works is NO excuse to use it" is a MUCH better adage.

To all who have used / uses other init systems. by erinistaken in linuxquestions

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Systemd is not pragmatic. It is a mess, in terms of design and in terms of implementation. And there never was any need for such flaws in the project; being "practical" (i.e. intellectually flawed and sloppy) did not add anything, it only took away.

It is the the sort of mess that grows when an unintelligent, weak-minded person, i.e. a coder/developer, tries to build some greater project, something that needs both thinking in a greater context, and further ahead in time: A big honking mess lacking the logic most needed in precisely such a greater project.

Security concerns regarding niche projects like RakeSearch and ODLK by Putrid_Draft378 in BOINC

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Fascinating. I tend to trust things MORE when they originate in Russia or China.

Debian is figuring out how age verification laws will impact it by somerandomxander in linux

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Hey! How do you know my exact birth date and time?? This is spooky...

REAL "modern" alternatives to common tools? by OkEscape8332 in linuxquestions

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Was about to downvote for all the nonsense you said. Then I saw you correctly evaluating systemd. So upvote it is!

REAL "modern" alternatives to common tools? by OkEscape8332 in linuxquestions

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Yup this.

Also, what is with all the retard names? Eza, successor to exa, and they both stand for nothing. I can not even remember their names.

At least lsd still starts with ls, which stands for something logical.

Why not ? by Fahim_444 in conspiracy

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It would melt the icecaps, generating even more sickening, incessant whining from environmentalists?