I agree with the content of this post, but it seems like pure complaining rather than programmer humour, so I downvoted it for not suiting the community.

Mods, what are you doing letting this on here?

It seems those are 4 KiB on Linux, interesting to know.

pfp checks out

And just started cleaning up their GitHub account…

Probably DeepSeek.

Honestly, he probably just forgot and found a random slip of paper with a note on it while moving or something.

That sounds like either LN or LW (Lawful Wangrod)

Honestly, it would’ve been better for me if OP shared the text instead of a (slightly blurry) screenshot.

I have both at different times and will switch between background noise on and noise dimmers over my ears depending on the ‘mood’.

Here’s a simple command to turn any file into a single b!

echo a > $file_name

each file is minimum 4kb

$ touch empty_file
$ ls -l
total 8
-rw-rw-r-- 1 user group 0 may 14 20:13 empty_file
$ wc -c empty_file 
0 empty_file

Huh?

My brother in Christ TailwindCSS just gives classes that let you do inline styling in a shorter syntax! (and theme configuration, but mostly inline styling)

Replace width: ...px with w-..., margin-left: ... with ml-... and margin-right: ... with mr-.... Setting both horizontal margins is mx-... and both vertical margins is my-....

If you can do inline styling, TW just makes the syntax a bit shorter, but that’s it, really.

To be fair, unlocking the frame rate on console-to-PC ports still fast-forwards many games including Nier: Automata or breaks the physics like in Skyrim.

It doesn’t have to be this way, any more, but it still is because… Lack of expertise? I really can’t think of anything else?

To be fair, they show up as “^X” or whatever, and typing [Shift]+[6] followed by the [X]-key doesn’t do the trick.

Still do.

It can be easier if you’re used to the dash before the arguments; it’s optional but you can put them:

tar -cf   # Compress File
tar -xf   # Xtract File

I was about to say tar -CompressZeVuckingFile; great mnemonic and I use it every time!

Is it?

I’m checking the comments to be sure, as I also get a slight “AI-feel” from this meme.

Not after they learned some proper woodworking.

Our future is that one day our heads will be attached to VR headsets and our brains uploaded and parsed in 1.9 TiB of MS Excel.