Re: "They looked for the password on the CD . . ."
David 123, take it from a Yank: POETS day is well known here.
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My daughter made her own IT Barbie ...
Joe, ever fiddle about with Vimscript?
:help vim-script-intro
Seems to me some guy at IBM had a mice[0] intro ... here it is.
Have fun!
[0] I seem to need some of that mouse cancellation ...
I've had half a dozen kids each of these last couple years get totally bent out of shape when they discover that the small plot of veg[0] they plant with their 4-H/FFA class won't be harvestable for a couple weeks. I've been teaching this class[1] for about twenty years now, and never saw kids that divorced from reality until about 2012. Seems that anything that takes longer that 10 (or 30) seconds isn't worth pursuing anymore. Sad, that.
Who's going to grow my bacon when I'm in my dotage?
[0] Mostly lettuces, radishes, hakurei turnips, spinach, scallions ... fast growing crops.
[1] "Backyard Kitchen Gardens" ... hey, we all gotta eat!
TRB ... Strange how some music resonates across the decades, while most deservedly fades into oblivion. It would do today's kids well to give "Power in the Darkness" a good listen. The title track, and the entire album.
My own K-9s don't need lasers. They have teeth.
I agree with much of what you say ... but renting a toy for $62K/yr that doesn't actually do anything that I can't do with about $4,000 worth of off-the-shelf parts doesn't sound like a serious business plan.
Also note that you still need the appropriate number of meatbags to handle the miscreant meatbags fingered by the system. Might as well put 'em to work between handling miscreants, no?
Mr. Kroes is absolutely correct. However, I'm feeling charitable this evening.
https://www.linuxquestions.org/
Specifically:
https://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-mint-84/
Half-way in between is also worth perusing:
https://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/
Note that your questions have been asked and anwered hundreds, if not thousands, of times. The answers are already there if you take the time to read them. But ask away, if you insist ... I suspect you'll find the treatment you recieve here to be fairly mild in comparison.
Having spent a good deal of my life, teenage -> early thirties playing my bass and going to gigs either as a participant or an observer I have no idea how my hearing has managed to survive unscathed.
During my teens you could usually find me close enough to the stage for my pre-punk long hair to be pushed around by the bass bins[0]. By the time I was 25ish, I was usually a trifle further back ... but thirty-odd years on I still like my music live & loud as often as possible.
I think it was Flugennock who once opined that it was the clean sound mixing of our generation that protected our hearing. I'm inclined to agree. Today's kids don't even seem to know the difference between the acoustics of an indoor and an outdoor venue ...
[0] Kind of an early version of sub-woofers, for you youngsters in the audience.
I find it quite amusing that most people (self included!) can read their own writing a dozen times, and still manage to overlook the most obvious of typos ... and yet, any idiot can (and usually does!) spot the typo instantly, and with malice aforethought.
We now return you to the previously scheduled mouse cancelling, already in progress.
You honestly think that using somebody else's email address, and advocating other folks also use that address, when filling out random online forms is OK? Really? If you're all that certain that it's a good idea, why not post your own email address so we can all use it?
What do you mean, you're not going to do that? Hypocrite.
(Same offer & resulting epithet for my "thumbs down" and your "thumbs up" (but otherwise silently and cowardly anonymous) voters.)
If you don't own that address at spam.com, don't use it. It doesn't belong to you. Instead, use [email protected] (,net, .org) ... we invented the example.com domain for a reason. Technically, [email protected] (root@, etc.) is both correct, and truthful, but most servers incorrectly reject dotted quad email addresses these days.
Cats are merely boneless. Everybody knows that.
Gambling is for people who can't do math(s). Gators don't figure into it.
One wonders if the inserted beat makes mommy-to-be ... uh .... er ... "smile", that's it ... and baby gets the endorphin rush.
People who are disgusted by cheese were brought up by abusive parents.
But gopher isn't the search engine any more than the WWW is a search engine. In gopher-space, Veronica is the search engine, with a little help from jughead and/or jugtail..
Wide Area Information Search (WAIS) is arguably more useful than gopher+veronica& the jugs, and indeed is often used as a supplement to them. Note that's current tense.