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Symlinks are perfectly allowed in LFH. That discussion is about which way Debian should do it for its default applications.

Its good to have a shallow understanding, even if you don’t need to know the details. That way if you find yourself looking for a config file in /bin/, then you might get the idea that you are making a mistake.

Also, the search function in every GUI file browser on linux will be streets ahead of the one built into the windows file explorer, so you don’t need to fear using it. It won’t return ads, or web results, or take 6 years to search through the folder that you are currently in.

the underlying system organization is completely impossible to navigate. Pertinent files can be scattered over several locations for whatever reason so don’t even bother trying to figure out a pattern

Good thing you don’t have to figure it out, because its standardized.

Nut butters with tons of added sugar, oil, and stabilizers don’t need to be refrigerated. But nut butters with an ingredient list one item long do.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jury_nullification

Yes, everything has gotten more expensive over the last 10 years, in case you haven’t noticed.

Funny you compare fire arms to cars, because I believe that both fit in the category of “things your average person should not have in public”. I want more regulation on guns AND cars.

And just because nitrous mods are illegal, doesn’t make your average car any safer.

Unlike the rest of the rifle. Which is perfectly safe.

Don’t have to worry about OEMs shipping insecure code and never patching it when I can write my own insecure code and never patch it.

new angle

Very acute

if you “own” a piece of land in the middle of the planned rail route, the Government will just kick you out.

That’s how the interstate system and urban highways were built. But people being displaced were mostly black and/or poor and/or immigrants, so it wasn’t seen as a bad thing at the time.

The first public electric tramway used for permanent service was the Gross-Lichterfelde tramway in Lichterfelde near Berlin in Germany, which opened in 1881.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tram

So if your city shut down its streetcars in 1951, like mine did, then what you said is true. If you city had streetcars in 1953 or beyond, its not. Not to be too pedantic about it.

My point is that is less than 1 human lifespan. There are people that rode the streetcars in my city when they were kids that still live here. Its not ancient history, its living memory.

Oil companies literally killed electric trolleys wayyyyyyyyyyyy back in the day.

In most cities, this happens around the 1950s. So not that long ago, if you think about it.

Amtrak: “At least we’re not VIA Rail.”

There are no medieval equivalents to YouTube channels, since YouTube wasn’t invented for at least a decade after the medieval period.

That’s a lot to keep in your head just to maintain a lifestyle.

I heard speed has something to do with it.

What’s a power bottom?

Is being a top reserved for bears?