Hearted Youtube comments on Brodie Robertson (@BrodieRobertson) channel.

  1. I remember "Can't send e-mail farther than 500km"
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  2. On today's episode of Teaching Sand To Think Was A Mistake:
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  3. You would not believe how many people see "the computer" as just an authoritative source of truth. A friend's co-worker said "AI is made by smart people. Of course it's right"
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  4. Hi, Joel from OBS here, thanks for the coverage! I can confirm that we absolutely did not want to have to resort to this, but did not feel that they were taking the concerns seriously, and when they resorted to calling us "terrible maintainers" we felt they made their position clear. I'd like to also let folks know that Neal Gompa (who opened the request to remove the Flatpak in addition to ours) manages the RPM, and we do not, and have not, ever had any issues with the RPM which is packaged properly. EDIT: It's beth-key, by the by, but I forgive you ♥
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  5. Them accidentally leaking closed source code is infinitely funny to me
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  6. well, we jokingly say "valve plz fix" to things valve isn't responsible for all the time. it's just that this time they actually did 🙃
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  7. Man, I'd like a kernel bruh moment though.
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  8. The Title Situation Is Crazy
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  9. Dude went out with a disclaimer that this is a joke, then proceeds to spew out the absolute truth
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  10. Linux users overreacting to a minor change that will literally not affect 99.997% of them? Whaaaat, omg, that has never happened before! I am in shock.
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  11. Clearly what happened was the severity was so low it caused an overflow in the other direction and triggered the database to give it a score in the 9s.
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  12. Not gonna lie, your reasons for abandoning Arch are pretty convincing.
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  13. Also, this video is released too fast... now people found out that it even violates GPLv2 because it uses GPLv2-licensed libraries :D So that makes whole Winamp being licensed on GPLv2.
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  14. That's why TempleOS is the perfect operating system. There was never a valid real world use for the internet.
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  15. I really thought the April fools distro swap would be moving from Arch to Manjaro.
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  16. 2038 is the year of linux
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  17. As a serial copyright hater, I love when things get soft-deleted from Git repos by people who clearly have no idea how Git repos work.
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  18. The Y2K bug was the largest worldwide computer problem ever. While I dont remember personally doing any Y2K related work. I remember the insane amount of work that everyone was doing at the time. Programmers pouring over obsolete code, pc techs updating software and BIOSs, endless testing, etc etc. To say nothing happened is both insulting and rewarding. Insulting as the amount of time and effort was tremendous. Rewarding, as no planes fell out of the sky.
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  19. Hello from the LibreOffice project! 👋We're working on the next big update now, LibreOffice 7.6 – if anyone has suggestions or feedback, just let us know 😊
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  20. 11:15 If using Rust is just hiding a C skill issue, then by the same logic using C is just hiding your assembler skill issue. So instead I propose we remove all languages from the kernel and just create the binaries manually with a hex editor. This way everyone will be equally unhappy!
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  21. You wouldn't download steal a HDMI 2.1 Linux driver... 😉
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  22. The FOSS world has a single major problem: Too many enthusiasts thinking their way is the only right one instead of working together
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  23. "neofetch" is "uname -a" for people that need to go out and touch some grass.
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  24. More funny part is, they don't appear to be using git at all. Judging by the commits, they use GitHub's web interface to do everything. I bet the whole repo was uploaded by drag-and-dropping a directory to a browser. Which means the guy resposible for that has literally 0 knowledge about git and never actually used it.
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  25. he should release an NPM package which determines whether an NPM package is from him or not
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  26. Brodie, please stop violating Tux in the thumbnail. We talked about this. It is not appropriate or nice to do that to Tux. Just because he does not verbally object to it doesn't make it okay.
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  27. Don't worry, december of 2037 we will just work overtime and fix it ;)
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  28. It's called Discord for a reason.
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  29. *gets out popcorn*
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  30. Nothing a little WD40 in the kernel won't fix.
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  31. Could this bug have been avoided if they had used Rust?
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  32. Hi traveller, feel free to rest here. have some snacks before you continue with your journey into the pits of this comment section
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  33. Instead of packaging it, they should bottle it.
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  34. The funniest part for me is, that almost none of these people are complaining about MS dropping windows 7, and treating it as if it was valves fault
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  35. "HDMI should be left in the past where it belongs." Totally agree.
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  36. "Snowflakes are offensive because I'm Australian and it's summer." I lost it laughing when you said that
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  37. Hello, I worked on this project quite a bit (you can see me credited at 1:54) and thought I'd let you know that while bilman66 is no longer working on the project, I still am. I built the ROM that is used in the published version of the project. You're right that it's not a "normal" distro, but it is a patched version of buildroot, a distro/linux fork made to be very configurable and to operate on minimal embedded systems. I'm currently working on a new version of the emulator with 2 major new features; a memory management unit (MMU) and proper hard drive emulation. Right now, the emulated CPU has no MMU, which means the kernel cannot control virtual addressing or privileged levels of RAM. As a result most programs cannot run on it, as basically any code not written with no-MMU environments in mind will not work. When I finish adding the MMU, hopefully way more normal programs will be able to run inside this emulator. I am also adding an emulated hard disk, sense right now the entire filesystem is just the initramfs which the kernel will accept, but also really isn't a huge fan of and it can cause problems. Happy to answer any other questions you might have 😊
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  38. 0:15 Nouveau kernel maintainer also resigned, sorry brodie you need to work
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  39. Props to that one guy out there mainlining KDE Plasma on their 1.2GHz single-core intel printer CPU.
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  40. Oh fuck... ArchLinux put out a report in a timely manner? You know it's bad.
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  41. Moved to TempleOS, love it so far.
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  42. How dare valve support a project they are using to make it better!
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  43. Kent Overstreet does not seem to understand the very concept of the Linux kernel's merge window. As Linus said back before 6.1: "The whole 'do an all-nighter to get the paper in the day before the deadline' is something that should have gone out the window after high school. Not for kernel development."
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  44. We could call this GSync, ah wait…
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  45. calling linux users "comedically challenged" is such a good description my god
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  46. The star farming bot is a lot more reasonable once you remember that getting a star makes you invincible for a few seconds
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  47. This is the year of the GNU/Hurd Desktop
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  48. >valve does something >wins
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  49. This is incredibly cursed and at the same time impressive.
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  50. every time I boot my computer I say "hacker no hacking!" and a voice comes out of the backdoor of my computer saying "ohh maaan" and then I know they can't hack me
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