Understood. Only thing I could think of is that interpreted my make menu_config line as referencing linux from scratch.

Fun fact: In the 90s, everyone had to compile a kernel using menu_config or menuconfig configurator. It didn’t matter if you ran red hat or slackware or debian, they all had you configure your kernel on some form back then.

We would often download the latest kernel overnight from a bbs or mirror site beforehand days before installing because you often needed the latest kernel to get your hardware working.

Anyway, no worries. I was just confused by your response.

I didn’t even mention a single distro and I’'m literally using slackware right now, so no idea why you replied like this.

Human content.

Yeah, I was afraid to respond similarly thinking shit, I’ll start naming rare or abandoned distros if I do.

Linux dude since slackware make menu_config;make modules modules_install

That’s what she said.

MOOPSY!!!

That’s all you need to know …

The Irony is strong with this one…

edit:

This from Ball State University in Indiana and was supposedly done on purpose:

https://youtu.be/ZshMwU2-HCM

I used to jog really late in the evening for many years and had this experience more than once.

My solution: Put my hands palm out flat in front of me as if to gesture I wasn’t a threat.

If walking, doing something similar and not making it weird is probably equally good.

My personal Codeburg issues:

• Consistently has had scaling issues
• Forgejo, codebergs self hosted option requires too much manpower/manual work and/or custom ansible work compared to others (plenty of complaints on their forums and blog topics from codeburg on this)
• Limited support, lack of binaries for different OS’s and arch types
• We don’t use K8/docker containers for production use (manpower limitation more than anything)

No, end story.

Edit: For those seeking alternatives I’d recommend Gitlab, Gitea or Bitbucket.

Another alternative I personally hate due to the lack of automation or hosting options is codeburg, but many are fine with those limitations.

Remember, Microsoft, who now owns GitHub once called Linux and Open Source a cancer on society.

I think you need only look back at the first mobile phones in the 1980s to find your answer to that.

The first mobile phones and I mean prior to the first Nokias were undesirable at any price level due to consisting of overly heavy nicad batteries. As another mentioned: 1987 Lethal Weapon showed this issue. The only other niche market they could squeeze these stupid huge shoesized battery phones was in cars.

Anything bigger than the current trend of phones is too big and there’s plenty of comedy skits like these demonstrating the ridiculousness of it all.

Happy TV from 2000:

https://youtu.be/k07Wi6NfQT8

https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x2yktod

Edit: Adding that I would pay a premium to have a 4" iphone 1 sized phone back today more than I would to pay for a ridiculous fold model.

Later that night you ate him for dinner and it was delicious I bet.

source: Former Rhode Island Red Rooster Punter.

Finch

Post apocalyptic world with Tom Hanks, his dog and a robot.

I was about 60% international travel for 15 years (Industrial Automation) and got into a similar thing:

Basically I feel that in order to experience somewhere, you have to get out of the tourist zone, then eat where the locals eat.

One of my coolest experience was in Port Harcourt, Nigeria where my wife and I partook in what can only be described as a Yoruba (language) BBQ featuring a lovely dish of Esunsun (Termites) and rice while drinking some Kegite Club (fermented palm date juice) and singing yoruba songs with drunken dancing.

Obviously it’s RFKs account… Only someone without a gag reflex would have that as a snack.

bows

A thank you… Always happy to raise a smile. ;)

bing…

Oh, better pinch it off.

She was the best lover before getting married…