<kerframil> FManTropyx: also, the stock .bash_profile can likely be found at /etc/skel/.bash_profile
<kerframil> er, the stock .bashrc, sorry
<Dagmar> It's not /etc/systemd-skel now?
<kerframil> +1 that was actually pretty funny

<Vaelatern> I wonder how many LoC would need to change to accomodate a shift from Rep/Dem to three major parties
<Alan> an amusing thought exercise

< pakcjo> Is anyone forced to use ubuntu in here?
< ananke> why, are you trying to form a support group for molested linux users?

02:37 <maldridge> https://noobfarm.org/add
02:38 <maldridge> manual review as it was, but I haven't built the tools to do that yet, so I shall be reviewing quotes with emacs until further notice

<amlz> wait wait.
<amlz> so i knew south korea was supposedly blasting radio shit at north korea
<amlz> i assumed propaganda
<amlz> but turns out it was just k-pop? lol
<flatliner> Haha yup
<flatliner> Can you imagine the horror on the northern side of the DMZ when gagnam style was all the rage

<tyork> woot, optics and fiber are here
<tyork> but they put all of the different coded ones in the same package..hmm
<MajObviousman> I guess you'll just have to plug them all in and one by one shine them in your eye
<MajObviousman> whichever damages your eye the most is the highest wavelength
<tyork> even that wont help, the only difference in them is what vendor theyre programmed to mimic
<tyork> so id be equally blind, except the cisco one would hit a bug and reboot
<MajObviousman> only the best support from Cisco

<Cthulhux> most people i randomly meet are smartphone peripheral devices.

<Vaelatern> Am I optimistic? No. Do I think this will fix things? Yes.
<Vaelatern> All the things? I will find you
<Vaelatern> out*
<Vaelatern> that came out creepier than I intended
<maldridge> ok liam neeson

<phy1729> this throws a wrench in my plans to write an NFA POSIX regexec
<uplime> catch(wrench) {
<uplime> }
<uplime> problem solved

<maldridge> tax returns
<maldridge> if the software truly is point click done, that's great
<maldridge> but I work on building point-click-done software, and usually its point-click-explode