xmonad still makes me feel inadequate
I've seen this before, and I'm sure a million people have blogged it, but it never stops being funny: Lambdacats.
(thanks to Nikolas Coukouma on Twitter)
Decklin’s excuse for some blogging software. Est. 2006.
Decklin’s excuse for some blogging software. Est. 2006.
I've seen this before, and I'm sure a million people have blogged it, but it never stops being funny: Lambdacats.
(thanks to Nikolas Coukouma on Twitter)
I always feel like tar ought to say:
tar: data.tar.gz: inconceivable time stamp 1969-12-31 19:00:00
But it never does.
I logged in this morning and noticed that my XFCE weather applet had disappeared. I moved the pointer over to see what was up, or at least open the menu to add a new one...
A tooltip appeared that said, “fog”.
Wikipedia Brown and the Case of the Captured Koala
This is seriously the best thing I have read since the local librarians were on a first-name basis with my mother.
You have not demonstrated 5 uses of a vacuum cleaner in published works.
Why it takes such a long time to make the package:
20:01 <decklin> urxvt comes in three different flavors20:02 <decklin> pick any build for the flavor that you savor
I am so going to hell for this.
“The apartment downstairs is free as in malloc, not as in beer.”
(16:57:39) Decklin: I'M NOT READY TO COMMIT
I can’t believe I went and did another one of these.
You know how every once in a while you get some moron trolling for unsecured accounts over SSH and your logs get spammed with “invalid user” for every single username in their dictionary?
I finally figured out what to do about it. They tend to have their own SSH port open. So as soon as anyone tries to log in with an invalid username, I just NAT all further connection attempts back to them. tail -f + a few lines of shell = Ahhhhhhh. Mine is an evil laugh.
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