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[2016-2-10. : 4:23 am]  O)FaRTy1billion[MM] -- But really, I think an employer will definitely care more about "I did my homework" than "Here's applicable skills I can use."[2016-2-10. : 4:22 am] O)FaRTy1billion[MM] -- oshit, I knew what you meant I just included the wording in the part I was responding to.[2016-2-10. : 4:22 am]  dumbducky -- FaRTy1billionFaRTy1billion shouted: dumbducky It's still not worthless though. It's experience with a whatever git is called system, and I am adding original code No I meant your trig homework with reflection is worthless. Also, good spin[2016-2-10. : 4:21 am] O)FaRTy1billion[MM] -- ... Or just ask jjf and have him tell me where to put it. Which is good interpersonal team skills![2016-2-10. : 4:21 am] O)FaRTy1billion[MM] -- Like I have to read through the existing code to see where to put references to what I'm adding, and then add the intermediate code[2016-2-10. : 4:20 am] O)FaRTy1billion[MM] -- dumbduckydumbducky shouted: You don't have to tell potential employers that. And yeah, that's a worthless portfolio It's still not worthless though. It's experience with a whatever git is called system, and I am adding original code[2016-2-10. : 4:19 am] O)FaRTy1billion[MM] -- But it'd still be better than this shit, even if it's not 100% original code[2016-2-10. : 4:19 am] dumbducky -- You don't have to tell potential employers that. And yeah, that's a worthless portfolio[2016-2-10. : 4:17 am] O)FaRTy1billion[MM] -- Except that might not be the best example, because I just sort of looked at SC and was like oh that's what it's doing, then copied it point-for-point  [2016-2-10. : 4:17 am] O)FaRTy1billion[MM] -- I'd much rather just point to my chkd commits and be like "There's a thing I can do."[2016-2-10. : 4:16 am] O)FaRTy1billion[MM] -- "Instructors in every Gen Ed course will ask you to put at least one assignment from the course into your ePortfolio, and accompany it with reflective writing. It is a requirement in this class for you to add to your ePortfolio, and this syllabus details the assignments and reflections you are to include."[2016-2-10. : 4:15 am] O)FaRTy1billion[MM] -- Like my trig homework tonight is to ensure I have such a portfolio, because I'll need to put something on it for this class at some point[2016-2-10. : 4:14 am] O)FaRTy1billion[MM] -- No, my point is we're required to put shit from our classes on it[2016-2-10. : 4:14 am] dumbducky -- Not a bad idea to have a portfolio. But your going to want it to point to your commits to chkdraft rather than your trig homework[2016-2-10. : 4:13 am] O)FaRTy1billion[MM] -- what potential employer is going to care what I thought about my like chapter 2.3 trig homework or whatever?[2016-2-10. : 4:07 am] O)FaRTy1billion[MM] -- apparently I have to make some kind of e-portfolio for my college :\ wtf is this shit[2016-2-10. : 3:56 am] O)FaRTy1billion[MM] -- dumbduckydumbducky shouted: 💃I guess this is all you really need aside from the smiley that's thinking 👻[2016-2-10. : 3:28 am] Dem0n -- I wonder if I'm still negative even after getting like 1100 minerals in the past two months[2016-2-10. : 3:21 am] Moose -- dumbduckydumbducky shouted: Is there a way to see lifetime winnings from boxes? I tracked it manually for awhile Mini Moose 2707Mini Moose 2707 shouted: 100 days of magic boxes: Loss = 290 minerals Average = 17.1 Standard Deviation = 26.942 [2016-2-10. : 3:18 am]  jjf28 -- dumbduckydumbducky shouted: But for you personally, what's the reason? I'm not trying to start some gay flame war here GAY FLAME WAR![2016-2-10. : 3:15 am] Moose -- BloodyZombie117BloodyZombie117 shouted: Hey Moosel you didn't get a zero from that box. Congrats. Do it again. k[2016-2-10. : 3:05 am] dumbducky -- I downloaded the files on his account. This was before I made my own account[2016-2-10. : 3:02 am] dumbducky -- Mini Moose 2707Mini Moose 2707 shouted: You shouldn't be able to copy a file into your own space and then not be able to do whatever with it. You should be the owner of the copy, unless someone pulled some shenanigans with an alias on cp. previous user was the owner of it and the make file in it wouldn't work. Used chown and chmod to give myself full permissions, make still didn't work[2016-2-10. : 2:59 am] Moose -- You shouldn't be able to copy a file into your own space and then not be able to do whatever with it. You should be the owner of the copy, unless someone pulled some shenanigans with an alias on cp.[2016-2-10. : 2:59 am] Moose -- dumbduckydumbducky shouted: I got an ubuntu laptop from school (with an i3, of course) and it's just been a pain to use. Copied some files from one user's directory to another. Can't use them because I don't have permissions, fair enough. No GUI tool to change this. Use chmod or chown to give myself permissions, still doesn't work. End up redownloading tarball on my account after fiddling around for a 30 mins Yeah, file permissions are a source of pain when people don't set them properly or as intended and you don't have root.[2016-2-10. : 2:58 am] Dem0n -- Mini Moose 2707Mini Moose 2707 shouted: Dem0n No, are you? XD ya it's pretty dumb[2016-2-10. : 2:55 am] Moose -- And symlinks, though you can work yourself into a maze of stupidity if you abuse those.[2016-2-10. : 2:54 am] Moose -- Dem0nDem0n shouted: Moose you tryna do an OCaml project? No, are you? XD[2016-2-10. : 2:53 am] dumbducky -- I got an ubuntu laptop from school (with an i3, of course) and it's just been a pain to use. Copied some files from one user's directory to another. Can't use them because I don't have permissions, fair enough. No GUI tool to change this. Use chmod or chown to give myself permissions, still doesn't work. End up redownloading tarball on my account after fiddling around for a 30 mins[2016-2-10. : 2:53 am] Moose -- Whether or not I would recommend it for anyone depends on their goals and what they care about.[2016-2-10. : 2:51 am] Moose -- Oh yeah, man pages, that's another thing I like. Or info for you GNU folks.[2016-2-10. : 2:50 am] Moose -- Yeah, to be honest, it's a lot of reading and you have to be a relatively motivated self-directed learner.[2016-2-10. : 2:50 am] Moose -- If you have an outdated machine, a lightweight Linux would probably be much faster on it than a recent Windows.[2016-2-10. : 2:49 am] dumbducky -- I've just never had a good experience with it. It just seems everything is aimed at people who already know how to use it, make it frustrating for new users unnecessarily.[2016-2-10. : 2:49 am] Moose -- Also, managing data in terms of partitions and drives is really easy, though I haven't really done that at home.[2016-2-10. : 2:48 am] Moose -- I also feel it's a good OS for learning how computers work in general.[2016-2-10. : 2:46 am] Moose -- dumbduckydumbducky shouted: How often do you find yourself writing bash scripts? Generally for what purpose? Not terribly frequently. Usually for automating common tasks (basic example, delete, copy or move a bunch of files via names matching regex) or to assist programming or problem solving.[2016-2-10. : 2:43 am] Moose -- Seem to be fewer viruses and spyware (probably due to less popularity), pretty much no crapware as I can pick and choose parts of the OS I want or don't want down to bare bones, package managers - enough said though I hear Windows has shifted towards them (?), multiple workspaces are neat, sure you have to read a lot but it's stable as fuck[2016-2-10. : 2:43 am] dumbducky -- How often do you find yourself writing bash scripts? Generally for what purpose?[2016-2-10. : 2:40 am] Moose -- It's free, it's open source. I can install/uninstall packages and alternatives and even desktop environments as I please. (good luck replacing explorer.exe or WMP) I find the inner workings of the OS relatively easy to understand and work with. (everything has a file representation, everything, no registry nonsense.) I find the administrative/power user aspects easier. I like command lines, especially productive and scriptable ones. I like forward slashes for directory paths.[2016-2-10. : 2:36 am] dumbducky -- But for you personally, what's the reason? I'm not trying to start some gay flame war here[2016-2-10. : 2:35 am] Moose -- If you want me to list out things I've found I like better, I can, but I'm not sure how instructive that would be or how much anyone would care.[2016-2-10. : 2:35 am] Moose -- The shortest answer is it's a matter of personal preference. There is no better OS, only differing requirements and preferences.[2016-2-10. : 2:27 am] Moose -- Damn, I gotta step my Linux font game up, I just see a lot of boxes lmao |
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