Incredibly funny parody of Linux first experiences :)

[urlwolf]

Incredibly funny parody of Linux first experiences

[40hz]

[zridling]

Oh god, that's hilarious! This string especially:

>>> I not a programmer!

  File "<stdin>", line 1
     I not a programmer!
           ^
      Of course you are!

>>> quit
Python can not quit.
>>>
Python is now quitting.

[f0dder]

Heh, the IRC session is pretty spot on the sugar... sadly, that is how the linux channels work, at least on efnet.

[40hz]

Heh, the IRC session is pretty spot on the sugar... sadly, that is how the linux channels work, at least on efnet.

-f0dder (January 21, 2009, 06:19 PM)

IRC? Too many kiddies.

I've given up on IRC except for a very few private channels. And those of us on those will probably be moving completely over to a groupware/conferencing solution sometime this year.

We're not trying to be secretive or elitist - we're just trying to have a few focused discussions; and occasionally get some work done.

[wreckedcarzz]

Gotta love Uncyclopedia

uncyclopedia@uncyclo-laptop:~$ boot WinXP

No.

uncyclopedia@uncyclo-laptop:~$

OH, no you don't! That's not working this time, biatch.

Pwnt.

uncyclopedia@uncyclo-laptop:~$ ls -ld /usr/bin/X

The object is too far away.

WTF LOL

[f0dder]

Heh, the IRC session is pretty spot on the sugar... sadly, that is how the linux channels work, at least on efnet.

-f0dder (January 21, 2009, 06:19 PM)

IRC? Too many kiddies.

-40hz (January 21, 2009, 07:24 PM)

Depends on the channel - efnet/#donationcoder is pretty fine (and so is #C++, #winprog and a few others). But anything linux-related tends to be full of them. Perhaps freenet/whatever is better, but I couldn't be arsed going there.

A shame really, because instant communication is nice for getting stuff solved. Mailing lists have a better success rate (and nicer people!) but is unfortunately a lot slower than irc...

[40hz]

A shame really, because instant communication is nice for getting stuff solved. Mailing lists have a better success rate (and nicer people!) but is unfortunately a lot slower than irc...

-f0dder (January 22, 2009, 03:15 AM)

Glad you said that. I still like mailing lists and Delphi polls. Sometimes slow is nice too.