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I just appreciate you all taking the time to write. Thanks again all :)

^ I have given racket a try before. Lisp/Scheme Family languages are always very fun in my opinion! Nice choices in programming languages, twoion :)

^^ Someone commented a very good point on that article.

So why is a lot of wasted disk space, potentially wasted memory, and extra layers of software complexity superior to simply statically linking applications?

One binary, runs anywhere on any flavor of Linux.

Thank you all for the birthday wishes. I truly appreciate it! I just want to let each and every one of you know that I would have never gotten anywhere close to where I am today with GNU/Linux systems, and I thank you all for this. All of you are truly great people and are teaching me a lot of valua...

I always appreciate your minimal configurations, dkeg :) Also diggin the modified env-info. I would of loved to have seen the mem usage in there though.

You all recommend such great books. I cannot wait until I have a break from university so I can actually sit down and take a look at some of these :)

^^ That is interesting. Although I have a feeling it will be SLOW since it is a compiler written in C++. Since the code compiles to a bash file anyway, I would just write in bash or use perl if I want a C syntax feel.

The creator seems to have a good idea with good intentions though.

^ That makes sense to me. Chrome is always reliable for using a lot of memory. But they develop for the newer computers these days which can handle it.

need to study for exams will study for exams

Clean setup lrcaballero. Keep up the good work! :)

^ Thank you for the share, dkeg. That is awesome! I am working on something similar in a way... I will post it on the command line utilities thread when finished :)

I have always wanted an IBM Thinkpad but I have never bought one because I cannot deal with the emotional pain of the "fn" and "ctrl" keys being switched D:

I have been using Midori these days, and I have to say that I am quite pleased with the results. The last time I used Midori there were so many crashes that I deemed the browser unworthy of using. I gave their newest release (0.5.9) a go last month and this browser is quite stable now, and of course...

^^ Thanks for the share, Sir Bacon. I, too, have this as an alias now :)

^ Nice setup, Bones! :) I cannot believe you no longer have slack!

^ That looks nice, wux. I personally love keyboards that are not clicky but have good action. Thanks for the share ! :)

Some person with a long neck beard builds a 68000-based prototype computer on a solderless breadboard. And what does this glorious person do next? He installs Linux.

http://www.bigmessowires.com/2014/11/17 ... readboard/

^ Looks pretty slick. Thanks for the share Dr_Chroot!

^ This is so hardcore! Thank you for sharing!