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This guy is retweeting spoiled kids whining about their christmas presents. It's equal parts funny and depressing: https://mobile.twitter.com/fart
Tuesday, 25-Dec-12 11:46:51 UTC from web-
@ceruleanspark I want to find all of those whining kids and just punch them. In the face.
Tuesday, 25-Dec-12 11:49:15 UTC from web-
@xeleanorxrigbyx Burst in wearing a santa costume. "HO HO HO" and put a fur lined boot in their face. The true spirit of decemberween
Tuesday, 25-Dec-12 11:50:27 UTC from web-
@ceruleanspark Oh God that's awesome. And take lots of video.
Tuesday, 25-Dec-12 11:51:31 UTC from web-
@xeleanorxrigbyx Half of them /do/ have location turned on. Is it time for a decemberween miracle?
Tuesday, 25-Dec-12 11:52:29 UTC from web-
@ceruleanspark I think this can be pulled off. Would make everyone's holidays brighter!
Tuesday, 25-Dec-12 11:53:33 UTC from web
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@ceruleanspark i have nothing to complain about, i got a viva la restairacion shirts, a full boldy pillow and ponies. pefect presents
Tuesday, 25-Dec-12 11:50:23 UTC from web -
@darkw00d hm... nope
Tuesday, 25-Dec-12 12:02:55 UTC from web -
@darkw00d crhistmas sale socery
Tuesday, 25-Dec-12 12:05:57 UTC from web -
@darkw00d no, just a long pillow for you to hug with both arms and legs and still use it under your head
Tuesday, 25-Dec-12 12:07:47 UTC from web -
@darkw00d yes xD, i didnt want a body shaped pillow
Tuesday, 25-Dec-12 12:08:40 UTC from web -
@darkw00d In all fairness, I wouldn't be happy with iThings either. Not because I'm spoiled, though, but because I just really dislike Apple :P
Tuesday, 25-Dec-12 12:09:56 UTC from web-
@omni i can say the opposite, im rather enjoying my iPhone 5.
Tuesday, 25-Dec-12 12:11:02 UTC from web-
@unhipdruid The lack of standard USB support is a major turn-off for me. But hey, if it works for you~
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@omni interesting, i just returned... meh. what do you mean?
Tuesday, 25-Dec-12 14:01:28 UTC from web-
@unhipdruid The way how it forces you to use iTunes because you can't manage most files on the device using your file manager of choice. As someone who cannot (and doesn't want to) use iTunes, it makes the device practically useless for me. I have more reasons to prefer Android, but that really is one of the things which make me not want to use the device at all.
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@omni even though it has just changed and everything is in a different place now, id rather use iTunes than anything else really. it works, never had an issue with limitations...
Tuesday, 25-Dec-12 14:15:39 UTC from web-
@unhipdruid If you use it to manage your music, make backups. I spent hours trying to fix the mess iTunes caused once :P
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@omni one dislike, itunes backs up to your C: so it dumps my iPhone onto my SSD... but meh, i just back up and sync to iCloud anyway..
Tuesday, 25-Dec-12 14:18:23 UTC from web-
@unhipdruid As a Linux user: What is C:? A smiley? My music is on /media/windows/Music/FLAC and backed up to /media/externalstorage1/ :P
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@omni Boot Drive. where the OS is.
Tuesday, 25-Dec-12 14:23:45 UTC from web-
@unhipdruid My boot drive is /dev/sda1 and my OS is on /dev/sda3
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@omni My boot drive is "Macintosh HD"
Tuesday, 25-Dec-12 14:24:56 UTC from web-
Tuesday, 25-Dec-12 14:27:17 UTC from web
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@omni exactly, i have the limited knowledge that /dev/sda*insert number here* were drives, what does it mean though? is dev device? whats sda?
Tuesday, 25-Dec-12 14:26:03 UTC from web-
@unhipdruid dev means device. sda probably means something like "storage device a", and the number corresponds to the partition number.
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@omni I seem to recall it's actually "SCSI Device <letter>" for historical reasons, but yeah.
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@bitshift @ceruleanspark I was just guessing, you guys are probably closer to it than I am :P
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@omni i would thing SATA Device <letter>
Tuesday, 25-Dec-12 14:33:32 UTC from web-
@unhipdruid Seems @bitshift and @ceruleanspark agree with you. Well, I learned something again today :P
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@omni I think it's SATA device A, as systems using IDE devices use HDA.
Tuesday, 25-Dec-12 14:31:03 UTC from web-
@ceruleanspark Aah yes. That was it, not "SCSI".
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@bitshift Wikipedia does in fact say SCSI
Tuesday, 25-Dec-12 14:34:49 UTC from web-
@ceruleanspark hmm, SCSI is a little limited now, its for Enterprise level servers and RAID arrays isnt it?
Tuesday, 25-Dec-12 14:35:59 UTC from web-
@unhipdruid @ceruleanspark and even then, its been replaced by SAS...
Tuesday, 25-Dec-12 14:36:37 UTC from web -
@unhipdruid According to the article it's just called that because it uses the SCSI driver for a bunch of other things, including SATA, USB and Firewire, rather than having any actual relevance to the standard itself.
Tuesday, 25-Dec-12 14:37:49 UTC from web-
@ceruleanspark oh well, i guess it works then...
Tuesday, 25-Dec-12 14:38:41 UTC from web
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@ceruleanspark ...huh. SATA makes more sense, but okay.
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@bitshift I don't think "Sense" has any place in the depths of linux device management. This is the realm in which "printer on fire" is considered a cromulent error message after all.
Tuesday, 25-Dec-12 14:41:43 UTC from web-
@ceruleanspark RDN error (ceruleanspark on fire?)
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@bitshift There is no safe way to unmount Cerulean (wonk wonk)
Tuesday, 25-Dec-12 14:48:06 UTC from web-
@ceruleanspark id like to test that theory...
Tuesday, 25-Dec-12 14:50:49 UTC from web -
@ceruleanspark But can you be safely mounted?
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@ceruleanspark Point.
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@ceruleanspark as funny and sad as that is, how is he finding the posts themselves in order to retweet them? He's clearly not searching by something like hashtag #ihatechristmas
Tuesday, 25-Dec-12 12:11:03 UTC from web-
@purplephish20 He does this every year, but he's probably got a bunch of searches running for high priced items like "iPhone" and "Macbook" and he's just picking out the whiners.
Tuesday, 25-Dec-12 12:12:04 UTC from web
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