Braaains!

They could sell usb drives…

Maybe. I’m fine with my Linux machines though.

I quit using it in the WfW days and never looked back.

Aren’t they just finely ground? I mean when they’re made properly.

I keep forgetting windows exists.

For a bit of glue, a shell script is fine. A start script, some small utility gadget…

With python, you’re not even sure that the right version is installed unless you ship it with the script.

But it’s a great source of phosphates! Where else are you going to get your phosphates?

emusified sausages and meat products, which are popular all around the world

They are?

You have, look up the SuSE songs.

They’re all programming languages, they all have their places.

Back when I did a lot of Perl, those were okay-ish to parse. Nowadays, not so much. I guess it’s like Bash. If you write a lot of it (maybe some people do), it’s probably simple. If it’s only once every six months or less, eeehhh…
It all boils down to familiarity, which comes from repetitiveness.

So the alternative is:

• either an obtuse script that works everywhere, or
• a legible script that only works on your machine…

So you can see what it’s hiding behind all those windows.

Kind of, but with less wood and a lot more micro plastics. That’s how you can tell it’s modern.

Just print it, roll some ink on it and slap a sheet of paper on top. There you go, printing 2.0 or something.

Clearly not someone you can trust.

If people want to go somewhere, they can just walk. They have two perfectly good legs and nobody is stopping them.

We don’t want a viditor, we want an editor. Why? Because ed is the standard!

Easy. Just rip each blu-ray to its own hard drive. It makes filing easier too.