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The "What Are You Doing This Moment" Thread
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Blurry_Dreams
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this moment i'm looking at these
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Sophii
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Sophii
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You've been using Linux for 6 hours, and you think you've nailed it... that's cute. Let's see what you think a month or two from now, when you've had time to remember the rest of the programs you need, which you're used to installing in < 5 minutes on Windows, while on Linux they require 20+ hours of hacking your way through bizarre chains of program dependencies, until you ultimately conclude "hm, maybe I can get by without half the programs I normally use."
Onder
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You've been using Linux for 6 hours, and you think you've nailed it... that's cute. Let's see what you think a month or two from now, when you've had time to remember the rest of the programs you need, which you're used to installing in < 5 minutes on Windows, while on Linux they require 20+ hours of hacking your way through bizarre chains of program dependencies, until you ultimately conclude "hm, maybe I can get by without half the programs I normally use."
Haha. I should probably say I'm not moving to Linux entirely, I just need it for some statistics and data processing in R. But what you said here, it really do be like that, I'm attending a course on R next week and the teacher sent us a list of like 40 packages we will use, saying "if you can, install those". Well I thought I could, started doing it through terminal, but it turned out that each one of the packages required 5 different packages to be installed beforehand and every second attempt yielded a screen full of errors. Only after several hours I found out I could install the packages through R-studio which actually provides some user-friendliness as it attempts to solve some of the issues on its own but even then I had to deal with a lot of errors in the terminal.
All in all, I hate it and love it at the same time, but I'm definitely not moving to Linux for my personal fucking-around.
Carpe Mortem
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Over the fucking moon right now. Just got approved last night for a waterfront townhouse 10 minutes from my work, much bigger than where I'm at, with a firepit already built. So looking forward to having a coffee with my fishing pole in the water. Then today our director calls and tells me to expect a bonus in next week pay, along with a proposition to have me start training on our other location's software in Florida and be the home office eyes down there a few times a year. Just all around a great Friday.
Carpe Mortem
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Also I've convinced my partner we need to get a dog after the move and the mutual consensus is we're getting a corgi. A fat butt bearish barking claptrap of a canine. Anyone have one? Barking worst ever, or....?
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A son on the hush hush, an inconsiderate grand kid being lead by his wife to other side of the world, all she's got is Big Ears and his horse bride and the one good kid toeing the family line. I reckon if you're nice she might even invite you into the family!
Onder
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Ok look you fucking faggergraphs, you fucking clipperclappers. There's always a czech person going old somewhere and you never know when you might be the witnesses of this event so you better be careful becuase it might be happneing continuously but it's still just as sad. So fuck you.
Onder
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It's like the net sadness is the same in the end it's just going slower so nobody might notice, it's like when you put a frog in a pan and heat it up slowly it doesn't notice and gets fried and some frenchie can chew on it if they like which they do because France.
Onder
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You should go old at least once a year to really free yourself of all the negative thinking. Just frogs everywhere.
