I wonder what they'll change the "man" command to. It's short for manual, but it is "man". Can't wait to type in "genderfluidlgbt htop" instead

Not much I can do about my freenas install at this point :/

If weather knocks out netflix.. it's usually because of power. I only have 1 UPS and its for my NAS lol. No TV watching for us :(

There's something reassuring about knowing that you've got everything you need self-contained or in a box of discs to be able to pursue your coding without being dependent on a resource or tool that's so easy to lose access to.

'Tis pretty much why I have my own netflix, so to speak. And my own music streaming service.

Just kidding, I'm talking that up. I built myself a $2,000 10.7TB FreeNAS NAS. I have a DNS jail, a wiki jail, automated media downloads, and Plex with PlexPass. If I want to watch a show while I'm on my lunch break... I either stream from my NAS or I sync it before hand to my HTC One M8.

I think we have a lot in common on our beliefs of software and dependencies on "the cloud". I don't even use services like lastpass. I made my own ghetto setup instead. KeePass ad OwnCloud on my NAS. That shiz syncs to my phone too.

I also stopped running linux on my desktop... but only because I do enjoy gaming. I feel pretty insecure running windows though, because whether people admit it or not, I guarantee you're being spied on when you are using Windows to some degree.

OK I'll just be over here with my tinfoil hat.

I am with you.

One thing that frustrated me on reddit was /r/android, for example. If you had a question, they'd all backlast and tell you to go to /r/androidquestions. Well that's great. The problem is that it splits the user base. There's like nobody in /r/androidquestions so the exposure sucks.

I think that if you make things too fragmented you run into problems too.

I had no idea online IDEs were an option. Isn't anyone concerned that the online IDEs may be stealing source code?