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Jesus Christ. I’ve never been so thankful for being a Linux noob in my life. That sounds awful.

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Those days gave me a career so I can’t really complain.

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22 points

Remember make

Oh wait. Missing something.

Download it.

Tar unzip make missing something else. Tar unzip make.

1 hour later. What was I doing?

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Turns out, I do need therapy.

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I owe much of my career to trying to set up Linux From Scratch two decades ago. While it’s a much better experience installing Linux nowadays, there’s a lot to be said for the experience spending your weekend debugging a system will give you.

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