It’s because companies aren’t run by Joe Business anymore, who founded the company and has been in the Business business for three generations. It’s a hedge fund now and the 40 layers of middle management just need the line to go up. Then they get a bonus and a pat on the back for crushing their KPIs.

Anecdotally, I’ve noticed the same thing, but I think it might have something to do with the type of gatekeeping and “well akshually” apparent in the original post.

If your cat isn’t the first entry in /etc/sudoers I’m not sure I want to know you

If your cat isn’t the first entry in /etc/sudoers I’m not sure I want to know you

But it’s such a good album tho

Man, I feel like I went 15 years without anybody talking to me about using Gentoo but now THEY’RE BACK! Glad to see you.

Excuse me, mine is a skeletool. Very futuristic. Very manufactured by Leatherman.

I always thought Debian stable was basically just for the ISS

Can you believe these nincompoops can’t even boot into DOS?

Hello friend, welcome to the next ten years of explaining to people that being 29 and being 39 are not the same

It’s because most people do their browsing on their phone and so when they use a computer browser the internet just looks “normal”

It’s not for everybody and it’s certainly not nuanced or pointed humor at all, but it’s funny and it holds up.

I donate to them regularly, or at least I did until I found out they were going to spend my donation on union busting.

As far as I can tell, the first thing you have to do as an Arch user is convince yourself that you’re smarter than the package maintainer.

I recently decided to set up CachyOS after a long break from Linux. I was kind of astounded at the experience of using an Arch-derivative. I went back to Debian the same day. Sometimes shit just works fine even though it worked fine 20 years ago.