Comments for A chronicle of Ubuntard stupidity. http://ubuntard.com Ubuntard.com Wed, 03 Feb 2010 02:00:50 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 Comment on Real Linux advocates see shades of grey. by Hato http://ubuntard.com/2009/12/real-linux-advocates-see-shades-of-grey/comment-page-1/#comment-3606 Hato Wed, 03 Feb 2010 02:00:50 +0000 http://ubuntard.com/?p=267#comment-3606 I miss this blog I miss this blog

]]> Comment on Blind leading the blind by stoictimebender http://ubuntard.com/2009/03/blind-leading-the-blind/comment-page-1/#comment-3307 stoictimebender Sat, 16 Jan 2010 19:53:02 +0000 http://dev.ubuntard.com/?p=44#comment-3307 Could you, (OP), then provide some links, perhaps, guiding people like me to sane and grounded sites for advice? -stupid should hurt and leave a mark. that is what's wrong with the world. we made stupid painless. Could you, (OP), then provide some links, perhaps, guiding people like me to sane and grounded sites for advice?

-stupid should hurt and leave a mark. that is what’s wrong with the world. we made stupid painless.

]]> Comment on The Paranoid Schizophrenic’s Guide to the Linux Command Line by omfg http://ubuntard.com/2009/11/the-paranoid-schizophrenics-guide-to-the-linux-command-line/comment-page-1/#comment-3204 omfg Wed, 13 Jan 2010 01:05:43 +0000 http://ubuntard.com/?p=82#comment-3204 omfg, you are even crazier than me...some say its impossible.. i never tought of those command line things. but hey... hackers use the most common tools. wouldnt be obvious? should i have to be superman to resist thieves? why should i take a car if i live next to the job? cause a thug could hit me? yeah.. but the car could be stolen.. i could use a credit card, and leave wallet at home, but i couldnt buy candyes.. hackers use the same common tools as us. why? they are well known. they are easy to use. make some better tools to replace those. those you think are REALLY SECURE and ill switch cripto omfg,
you are even crazier than me…some say its impossible..
i never tought of those command line things.
but hey…
hackers use the most common tools. wouldnt be obvious?
should i have to be superman to resist thieves?
why should i take a car if i live next to the job? cause a thug could hit me? yeah.. but the car could be stolen..
i could use a credit card, and leave wallet at home, but i couldnt buy candyes..

hackers use the same common tools as us.
why? they are well known. they are easy to use.

make some better tools to replace those.
those you think are REALLY SECURE and ill switch

cripto

]]> Comment on Ricing up Karmic Koala by MTecknology http://ubuntard.com/2009/11/ricing-up-karmic-koala/comment-page-1/#comment-3094 MTecknology Fri, 08 Jan 2010 09:09:55 +0000 http://ubuntard.com/?p=198#comment-3094 The thing that really sucks about this is that you could actually be a useful person. You're obviously intelligent. The problem is that you're an elitist prick. I'm an Ubuntu user and I could hardly call myself a retard. I've lately been ricing my 10.04 installation (boot processes, kernel tweaking, etc.). And making it more secure. I have a hunch you already know how to do a large majority of what I'm already doing. BTW: I actually do have a system that only has 8MB RAM and it runs perfectly well with Ubuntu 10.04 with a GUI and all my tools. The thing that really sucks about this is that you could actually be a useful person. You’re obviously intelligent. The problem is that you’re an elitist prick.

I’m an Ubuntu user and I could hardly call myself a retard. I’ve lately been ricing my 10.04 installation (boot processes, kernel tweaking, etc.). And making it more secure.

I have a hunch you already know how to do a large majority of what I’m already doing.

BTW: I actually do have a system that only has 8MB RAM and it runs perfectly well with Ubuntu 10.04 with a GUI and all my tools.

]]> Comment on Ubuntard grudgingly goes Web 2.0 by Will http://ubuntard.com/2009/11/ubuntard-grudgingly-goes-web-2-0/comment-page-1/#comment-2939 Will Sun, 03 Jan 2010 04:32:37 +0000 http://ubuntard.com/?p=205#comment-2939 Aaugh! little white bars messing up the continuity of the brown! I don't even do twitter! Aaugh! little white bars messing up the continuity of the brown! I don’t even do twitter!

]]> Comment on Choosing an OS is Not a Team Sport by Will http://ubuntard.com/2009/11/choosing-an-os-is-not-a-team-sport/comment-page-1/#comment-2938 Will Sun, 03 Jan 2010 04:26:49 +0000 http://ubuntard.com/?p=224#comment-2938 That pic reminds me of old dilbert comics. Here's another one that makes me laugh "15 megs of ram, 9 inch screen, 3 5.5" floppy bays! 'People who don't need people are the happiest people!'" Wow, people actually had to have a life back then! Boy, captchas are weird sometimes! That pic reminds me of old dilbert comics. Here’s another one that makes me laugh

“15 megs of ram, 9 inch screen, 3 5.5″ floppy bays! ‘People who don’t need people are the happiest people!’”
Wow, people actually had to have a life back then!

Boy, captchas are weird sometimes!

]]> Comment on Real Linux advocates see shades of grey. by Will http://ubuntard.com/2009/12/real-linux-advocates-see-shades-of-grey/comment-page-1/#comment-2937 Will Sun, 03 Jan 2010 04:22:18 +0000 http://ubuntard.com/?p=267#comment-2937 I have a few opinions on this matter. 1. Ubuntu was made largely for people unfamiliar to linux. I would use something else, like gentoo, but my current pc gives me big problems unless I follow a certain process that is easiest carried out with Ubuntu. 2. If nerds had communication skills, journalists would be worthless. (Oh wait) 3. I like to help people with linux. It make me feel smart. (ROFL!) 4. I have no idea how to do anything with cars past changing oil or tires, and I am properly humbled to most other skill sets, except politics. Those guys are worthless and feed themselves off of a huge system. Mostly, I agree with you though. 5. I have a few opinions on this matter.
1. Ubuntu was made largely for people unfamiliar to linux. I would use something else, like gentoo, but my current pc gives me big problems unless I follow a certain process that is easiest carried out with Ubuntu.

2. If nerds had communication skills, journalists would be worthless. (Oh wait)

3. I like to help people with linux. It make me feel smart. (ROFL!)

4. I have no idea how to do anything with cars past changing oil or tires, and I am properly humbled to most other skill sets, except politics. Those guys are worthless and feed themselves off of a huge system.

Mostly, I agree with you though.

5.

]]> Comment on The Paranoid Schizophrenic’s Guide to the Linux Command Line by Twitted by perpdissent http://ubuntard.com/2009/11/the-paranoid-schizophrenics-guide-to-the-linux-command-line/comment-page-1/#comment-2873 Twitted by perpdissent Wed, 30 Dec 2009 18:19:08 +0000 http://ubuntard.com/?p=82#comment-2873 [...] This post was Twitted by perpdissent [...] [...] This post was Twitted by perpdissent [...]

]]> Comment on Real Linux advocates see shades of grey. by unexpert http://ubuntard.com/2009/12/real-linux-advocates-see-shades-of-grey/comment-page-1/#comment-2851 unexpert Tue, 29 Dec 2009 13:15:06 +0000 http://ubuntard.com/?p=267#comment-2851 You're just being a retard. The aim of any generation is to ensure the perpetuation of information onto the next. A developer is akin to an author : Would the good author expect the reader to be well-versed in the semantics or intricacies of the language? No. The good author would want his work to be _read_. (Case in point : Pirate Coelho ). A knowledge of the details would be nice, but would definitely not serve as a criterion to exclude! Similarly, when I write OSS, I know that all I want is my work to be used. An in-depth knowledge and contributions would be nice, but nowhere as important as getting the ordinary person familiar with your work. If someone offers to help, you should politely thank, quietly point out their mistakes and carry on, not be a mega-douche. You know, the best ones are the quiet ones. You are certainly not. You’re just being a retard. The aim of any generation is to ensure the perpetuation of information onto the next. A developer is akin to an author : Would the good author expect the reader to be well-versed in the semantics or intricacies of the language? No. The good author would want his work to be _read_. (Case in point : Pirate Coelho ). A knowledge of the details would be nice, but would definitely not serve as a criterion to exclude! Similarly, when I write OSS, I know that all I want is my work to be used. An in-depth knowledge and contributions would be nice, but nowhere as important as getting the ordinary person familiar with your work.

If someone offers to help, you should politely thank, quietly point out their mistakes and carry on, not be a mega-douche.

You know, the best ones are the quiet ones. You are certainly not.

]]> Comment on The Paranoid Schizophrenic’s Guide to the Linux Command Line by Tim Ward http://ubuntard.com/2009/11/the-paranoid-schizophrenics-guide-to-the-linux-command-line/comment-page-1/#comment-2776 Tim Ward Fri, 25 Dec 2009 01:07:31 +0000 http://ubuntard.com/?p=82#comment-2776 They'll start X11?1?!?!?! THOSE BASTARD HACKERS?! They’ll start X11?1?!?!?! THOSE BASTARD HACKERS?!

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