An oldie, but a goodie
this post was submitted on 07 Dec 2023
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Jose1234, SHUT THE FUCK UP!
Fix your fucking comment and don't ever blame OP.
Whoa WhoaWhoa, SHUT THE FUCK UP!
It's a mistake alright - by the boss. How long have you been an employee? And you still haven't learned the first rule of employment?
We never EVER blame the employee. How hard can this be to understand?
So Linus should have sided with someone who in regression report of KDE using 100% CPU starts blaming pulseaudio and opensuse and double down on blaming pulseaudio? Instead of fixing syscall returning completely unrelated error code. It's like if your router crashed with message "there is no milk in your fridge".
uis, SHUT THE FUCK UP!
There's a difference between disagreeing with someone and insulting and attacking someone, and if you can't tell that there's a difference you can go fuck yourself with a cactus, you cumdrowned dicksphincter.
if only this were true.
fingers will always be pointed at us developers even as management takes full credits for the success every other time. :(