Lemmy is so weird. Some of the memes make me think that average audience here is 15 yrs old, but then there is the occasional post like this which only 70 year old ancient wizards will understand.
Growing up doesnโt mean we stop finding a well timed fart funny. It means 70 years of memories is still tickled by a crude punchline. Old people and young people have the same sense of humor but slang causes transmission errors.
Thank ya. as a red-neck american muhself Iz often feel lef tout of the fancy gizmo conversations yall be havin.
The modern appropriate version of this is Pirate or l33tspeak, itโs a common technique for debugging localization issues without having to be able to read another language
I miss everything having pirate speak. I donโt know why it stopped being a trend.
Ah, old Red Hat. What memories. When I tell people my first distro was RedHat 5.2 I need to explain that I donโt mean RHEL.
I think I got that one; back then you could order cheap CDs of a bunch of different distributions from third-party vendors because most people didnโt have broadband. Depressingly, it seems the firm I used (CheapBytes out of California) is gone now.
I had used Slackware before that since my โlearn you linuxโ book came with a Slackware disc set. I recall it being frustrating because I had actually bought WordPerfect for Linux, a libc5 product, and it didnโt work right with the new glibc universe.
That wasnโt the installer or red hat specific. There used to be language filters in Linux including Swedish Chef, those just got included in the language packs and want so he redhat specific development
