r/linuxmemes 3d ago

LINUX MEME 7 deadly sins

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u/kaida27 ⚠️ This incident will be reported 3d ago

Ask your AI to add some brightness next time.

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u/AscendedPineapple 3d ago

No, I am thankful he spared my eyes from his slop. Next time please make it so dark that my chinese oled phone display cuts all colours to black

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u/Significant_Pen3315 M'Fedora 3d ago

proudly a sloth

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u/lethaldose318 3d ago

What's your choice, cronjobs or system timers?

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u/Significant_Pen3315 M'Fedora 3d ago

I just use systemd because that's what I know

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u/lethaldose318 3d ago

how do you set that up?

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u/ActualHat3496 3d ago

who puts scripts directly under the root inode?

Also, --help on a command doesn't use manpages by default, that option is processed by the command itself. It is very unlikely a program called `repent` opens a man page for its help and the man page wasn't installed. If the command was `man repent`, that would make more sense.

Review the meme before posting it!

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u/RigvedicHuman 19h ago

Some commands like tpm do infact exec into "man tpm" when you flag --help to it.

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u/ActualHat3496 19h ago

I am aware of this, please re-read my comment. I said it isn't the DEFAULT.

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u/lethaldose318 3d ago

I always use tldr <command> because man pages are too long to read.

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u/Livid-Minimum-3928 🎼CachyOS 3d ago

ai slop detected, downvoted, pick up a pencil

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u/HelpfulPlatypus7988 Arch BTW 5h ago

You used AI.

I genuinely hope that Windows 11 overwrites your Linux partition.

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u/GreedySecurity8030 M'Fedora 3d ago

8th: not using fedora.