@omni
This account is banned, somehow. Can't contact anyone to delete it.
If a mod/admin comes accross this, delete the account. If you are not an admin or mod and know me, my XMPP is mlatylorxu [AT] neko [DOT] im. Yes, you can add me.
Notices by Omni (omni), page 6
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@fortecadenza Still better than most older kids. At least he doesn't have the CoD mentality.
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@clash Huh, I see
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@thatonepony I can believe that's scary
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@clash Sleep showering? That sounds bizarre. It didn't wake you up? Would you also get changed in your sleep? That would be somewhat convenient, actually.
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@bluberyblast Your posts contain less interesting info than mine. I know you're happy about being on RDN, but a bit more content wouldn't hurt :P
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Happy Gravmass!
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@scumpeter We'll see. If it goes Open Source under an acceptable license I'll try it the moment it gets released, though.
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@neurario (Also, I didn't really know about piping until... a year and a half after I started using Linux? XD)
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@neurario You won't even need that knowledge if you choose to use something simpler like Linux Mint :P
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@neurario Also, I think you're literate enough. At least a lot more than most people. However, you don't need to "configure more advanced stuff" to use Linux. That's only if you like using distributions like Arch/Parabola/Gentoo. Most distributions are way "simpler" :P
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@neurario The old ones did so as well, they just contained a hell of a lot more text so it might be a bit harder to find the term to search for if you didn't know where to look, so I can see how you can consider it an improvement. The real improvement would be no crashes, though :P
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@neurario How? By hiding most debugging information and making errors even more unclear so people can look at a sad smiley? I don't really consider that an improvement.
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@neurario Well, I have to be fair here, Windows' BSODs sometimes have uses. For example, when my power supply was dying, Windows was constantly giving BSODs. Linux, however, kept running as if everything was fine. Albeit crashes aren't good, at least Windows helped me figure out something was wrong :P
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Digging in your eye-sockets with a fondue fork is strictly considered to be bad for your health, and seven out of nine optometrists are dead set against the practice.
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@ceruleanspark Aww...
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@neurario Well, it's not my problem that you are locked into a specific OS that you don't like and I broke the chains to be able to use what I want to use :P
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@neurario That doesn't mean that my Linux systems don't listen to me better than Windows does :P
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@ceruleanspark I still don't get it =/
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@crusader8 No.
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@unhipdruid Eeyup. It's great to have at least something listen to you <3
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@ceruleanspark I literally don't understand why
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@crusader8 yeah, i will know it when the time is right
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@unhipdruid What's that, Pacman? Your "IgnorePkg" flag actually ignores a packages forever until I explicitly tell you to stop ignoring it? Oh, I knew you'd listen to your users. Good Linux package manager <3
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@neurario In a way, I think it would fit me. Then again, I'm not completely sure. Oh well :P
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I just noticed that guys with neckbeards and a weird hat are immensely popular when it comes to Linux/Free Software/other geekiness. I already have a fedora, I just need a neckbeard. Alan Cox and Richard Stallman kinda prove my point. {if (examplesAmount > 1) do (claimPoint());}
